News Releases

BMO's Paul Taylor and Jack Ablin Host Q4 Market Outlook Call on October 19, 2011

- Eighty five per cent of Canadian small business owners do not have a succession plan in place

- Up to two-thirds plan to exit their businesses within the next 10 years

- Almost half feel it is "too early" to start thinking about it

- According to BMO's James Wong: Succession planning can help realize the maximum potential value of their business and mitigate risk

- 'Making Money Make Sense' in three different languages: English, Cantonese and Portuguese

- New concept branch represents a $1 million investment into Toronto's vibrant Trinity-Spadina community

- Grand opening celebration features a complementary cocktail party including a gourmet cheese board, variety of appetizers and Ontario wine pairings

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 and CHL Announce Four-Year Expanded Sponsorship Agreement, Builds on 10 Year Partnership

- Partnership Includes Special Events Around Marquee CHL Events

- Will Deepen Community Relationships in 46 Cities and Towns Across Canada