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      Media Advisory BMO CEO Tony Comper Speaks Out against Antisemitism in Address to Empire Club of Canada  

      Tony Comper, who along with his wife Elizabeth Comper, recently founded FAST, a new initiative to combat antisemitism in Canada, will urge Canadians to stand up and speak out against resurgent antisemitism at an address today to the Empire Club of Canada. He will also provide details about FAST’s first educational project, which is expected to be launched this Fall.

      When:

      Thursday, June 16
      Speech: 1:00 pm

      Where: The Empire Club of Canada
      Fairmont Royal York Hotel
      Ballroom
      100 Front Street West, Toronto

      All media must register in advance
      To register, call: (416) 867-3996 or email: kiesha.seales@bmo.com

      A live satellite feed of the speech will be available at:
      Anik F2 C Band Analog, Transponder 3B
      Audio subcarrier 6.2 and 6.8
      Downlink Frequency 3820 vertical
      For assistance: (416) 504-5071 ext. 350

      The speech will also be broadcast live on Rogers Cable 10 & 63 in Southern Ontario.

      An audio download will be available today at:
      2:05 pm and 2:45 pm on BN Channel 4

      Photos and a copy of Mr. Comper’s speech will also be made available at www.bmo.com.

      About FAST
      Under the banner of Fighting Antisemitism Together, FAST is a vigorous, new offensive against antisemitism in Canada that is funded and driven by a coalition of non-Jews, many of them leaders in the Canadian business community.

      This coalition of corporate citizens and business leaders was founded in response to the fact that 2004 was the worst year in more than half a century for vicious anti-Jewish activity in this country.

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