News Releases

- Majority of business owners' expect their business to grow in 2015

- Business owners in British Columbia have the highest Confidence Index score heading into this fall

- More than half of Canadian businesses believe 2015 will be better

- Program has raised C$15 million in 10 years

- Program donates trading commissions from Canada, the United States and Europe

- Q2 growth hits 4.6 percent; BMO revises Q3 GDP growth estimate to 3.2 percent

- Slower economic growth around the globe will not derail U.S. momentum

- Global GDP forecast to increase in 2015 to just above 3.5 percent

Up to 100 Canadian legal and business decision-makers intent on growing diversity in their firms will gather in Toronto to discuss building a more diverse and inclusive workplace

- Two-thirds of business owners use mobile devices to run their company

- BYOD: Even split on companies providing a mobile device compared to those asking employees to bring their own device

- Canadian companies say costs, security weighed when considering BYOD policies

- BMO will donate the institutional equity trading commissions it earns on Sept. 24 to several charities

- More than C$13.4 million has been raised through the program since 2005

- BMO adds London commissions to trading-day drive

- Four in ten buyers have increased their price point by 21 per cent

- Preference for condos and detached houses fall, as semi-detached rises

- Ontario, B.C. and Alberta expect to spend more than national average

- BMO calls on Canadians to nominate their top community soccer coaches

- Coaches have a chance to win $1,000 for their teams

- Winners will be chosen by a panel of judges from the Vancouver Whitecaps, Toronto FC, Montreal Impact and Women's National team

- BMO releases report on outlook for economy, labour market and housing market in Halifax

- 6,000 jobs are expected to be created through 2016

- Sixty-eight per cent of women feel confident when investing, versus 83 per cent of men

- Almost 60 per cent of Canadians believe society supports men over women with respect to investing

- Women tend to make more informed decisions and report being more conservative investors than men

New offerings are ideal choices for younger Canadians looking for affordable, convenient insurance policies

- Sensational international equestrian competition ends in pride and happiness at Spruce Meadows with a second win for the Canadian team at the BMO Nations' Cup.

- Despite several inches of snow that fell just a few days prior to the competition, 80,253 dedicated fans showed up for the 2014 event.

- The majority have dipped into their fund for a non-emergency

- Women more likely to dip into their fund, but men dip in for much more

- Media are invited to attend this annual event showcasing a number of leading companies in the for-profit education industry

- Panel discussions on a number of topics ranging from the impact of technology on the industry to international opportunities

- Luncheon panel with executives of the world's largest educational publishing companies

- The largest and longest-running institutional investor conference focused exclusively on the education sector

- Top honour awarded to BMO Harris Private Banking for the fourth year in a row

- Strong performance and outstanding client service among the key factors that set it apart as a leader in the Canadian private banking sector

Germany defends its two-year championship title in $300,000 show-jumping team event