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- Family trumps friends as executors (85 per cent and 7 per cent): spouses are most often appointed (40 per cent) and only one per cent have appointed a trust company as the executor of their own will

- Only 35 per cent of Canadian Boomers would seek the assistance of a professional if appointed as an executor

- Almost half of Canadian Boomers appointed as executor have experienced administrative complications

BC Premier Christy Clark Presented With Copy During Visit to Shanghai

- BMO Consumer Research Analysts to provide Holiday Sales outlook as retailers and consumers approach Black Friday

- Hear from industry experts about holiday trends in the toys, apparel and digital entertainment sectors, as well as other areas of the retail industry

- BMO Consumer Research Analysts to provide Holiday Sales outlook as retailers and consumers approach Black Friday

- Hear from industry experts about holiday trends in the toys, apparel and digital entertainment sectors, as well as other areas of the retail industry

- Nearly half (44 per cent) of Canadians hold a TFSA - up 8 per cent from 2010

- Almost 40 per cent are unaware of what investments are eligible

- Canadians contribute on average $3700 to their TFSAs per year

MacLeod chooses Anusree Roy to receive $25,000 as protege

- Nearly half (44 per cent) of Canadians hold a TFSA - up 8 per cent from 2010

- Almost 40 per cent are unaware of what investments are eligible

- Canadians contribute on average $3700 to their TFSAs per year

MacLeod chooses Anusree Roy to receive $25,000 as protege

- Annual Conference Brings Together the Who's Who of the Digital Entertainment Industry

- Media can "test drive" new games in the Demonstration Room, which showcases newest technologies - some before the retail store holiday release date

Domestic and Inbound Travel Generated About $30 Billion for the Canadian Economy in 2010. If Fall Travel Plans Hold Up, it Would Be Welcome News for the Canadian Economy.

- Wanderlust - 61 Per Cent of Canadians Plan to Vacation This Fall or Winter.

- Seize the Day - 59 Per Cent Say They Will Not Change Their Travel Plans as a Result of Current Economic Uncertainty.

- Slight Decline After Steady Rise - After Seven Consecutive Quarters of Gains in Tourism Spending in Canada, Averaging 0.9 Per Cent a Quarter, Spending Decreased by 0.1 Per Cent Last Quarter.

BMO Salutes Finance Minister Jim Flaherty for Designating November as Financial Literacy Month

50 Communities Across Canada Came Out in Their Wildest Costumes in Support of Kids