News Releases

- BMO employees will be volunteering across Toronto and the GTA in more than 130 projects

- Approximately 5,600 BMO employees are expected to take part in more than 470 projects across North America

- BMO employees will help spruce up Moncton's Headstart facility

- Approximately 5,600 BMO employees are expected to take part in more than 470 projects across North America

- BMO employees will help prepare a delicious meal for resident families at Ronald McDonald House and will assist in food sorting at the Community Food Sharing Association in St. John's

- Approximately 5,600 BMO employees are expected to take part in more than 470 projects across North America

- BMO Capital Markets also highly commended in categories including trade and supply chain finance for North America and overall trade banking in North America

- Trade accounts for 61 per cent of Canada's GDP, driven by mining, agricultural exports

- Demand for trade finance rising in sync with growth in International trade

- BMO bullish as Council of Great Lakes Governors Summit gets underway

- Resurgent auto sector leading the way for region, with car and truck production back to pre-recession levels

- Looking ahead: 51 per cent expect 2013 to be a better year for business

- More than half expect their business to grow this year and 31 per cent of business owners plan to invest more into their business

- A third of B.C. businesses expect their number of employees will increase in 2013

- Join experts from BMO, the United Way and the Agincourt Community Services Association on June 4th at 10:30 a.m. ET

- Panellists to provide insight on the importance and prevalence of volunteering in Canada and unveil the findings from a new national study

- BMO bullish as Council of Great Lakes Governors Summit gets underway

- Resurgent auto sector leading the way for region, with car and truck production back to pre-recession levels

- Looking ahead: 40 per cent expect Alberta's economy to improve

- Business owners in Alberta are the most optimistic in Canada about hiring more employees

- Nearly one-quarter of businesses are expecting to hire in 2013

- Looking ahead: one third expect Canadian economy to improve in 2013

- Provincial economy continues to benefit from investments in the auto sector

- Province has fastest employment gains in Canada

- Resource sector, including oil and potash, is a key economic driver

- BMO to offer remote volunteering opportunities for Canadian employees in partnership with ACCES Employment

- BMO Volunteer Day: 7,000 BMO employees will participate in more than 450 projects across North America on June 5th

- Buyers in Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver are the most likely to be eying a condo for their next purchase

- Intent in Toronto up significantly, while demand in Vancouver wanes

- Win brings team one step closer to the grand prize, which includes $125,000 towards the refurbishment of a soccer field in Cambridge

- Girls' team from Nova Scotia now in the running to be crowned 2013 BMO Team of the Week Champion, a title that comes with $125,000 towards a field refurbishment

- BMO Team of the Week recognition includes a $500 team prize and a $500 donation to the team's charity of choice

- Home sales expected to stabilize in 2013 amid steady job growth

- Resale prices hit record high after doubling in past 11 years from undervalued levels

- Win brings team one step closer to the grand prize, which includes $125,000 towards the refurbishment of a soccer field in White Rock

BMO Bank of Montreal hosts rally in advance of match against U.S. Women's National Team on June 2nd

- Team captain Christine Sinclair and Head Coach John Herdman on hand to address the crowd along with BMO Team of the Week ambassadors Diana Matheson, Erin McLeod and Rhian Wilkinson

- Chance to win a pair of tickets to the game and an autographed Canada Soccer jersey

- BMO branch represents a $1.3 million investment in the community

- Offering customers extended banking hours, including weekends

- 'Making Money Make Sense' in four different languages