News Releases

- Selection of the BMO Team of the Week 2011 Champion open to Canadian public through online voting at bmosoccer.com from August 1 to August 15

- BMO Team of the Week Grand Prize includes $125,000 for local soccer field refurbishment and a team trip to see Toronto FC or Vancouver Whitecaps FC

- BMO Team of the Week Winners to date: Blainville U11 MAA of Blainville, QC; The Rockets of Pitt Meadows, BC; Les Forty Four's of Prevost et St. Colomban, QC; Central Queens Clippers U12 Girls of Hunter River, PEI; Vaughan Battlecats of Maple, ON; Peterborough City U12 Boys of Peterborough, ON; Dundas Dragons U10 Girls of Dundas, ON; SWU Red Devils FC01 of Calgary, AB; Gabriola Wolves of Gabriola Island, BC

- Opportunity to Hear Directly From Canadian and U.S. Industry Leaders

- Executives From More Than 20 Leading North American Pipelines and Utilities Companies Will Be in Attendance

One in four Canadians would start-up their own boutique or specialty store

- Franchises second most popular choice of Canadians

- Online business ranks as third most popular choice

- Each year there are more than 130,000 new business start-ups in Canada

- Two-thirds still believe it's more socially acceptable for a woman, rather than a man, to be the homemaker

- Despite this, the number of stay-at-home dads has tripled in the last 30 years

- Majority of Canadians cite increased gender equality as why more fathers are choosing to stay at home

- BMO provides financial advice for families thinking of making the switch from two incomes to one

Executives From BMO Nesbitt Burns, BMO InvestorLine and BMO's Retirement Market Group Host Media Roundtable on June 21st at 2:15 p.m. ET

- Two-thirds still believe it's more socially acceptable for a woman, rather than a man, to be the homemaker

- Despite this, the number of stay-at-home dads has tripled in the last 30 years

- Majority of Canadians cite increased gender equality as why more fathers are choosing to stay at home

- BMO provides financial advice for families thinking of making the switch from two incomes to one

- Free new feature helps Canadians keep track of day-to-day account activity, including notifying you when your account drops below certain levels

- BMO is the first bank to offer integrated alerts across all mobile platforms with multiple delivery methods, such as text message, email and iPhone 'push' notification.

- Two-thirds still believe it's more socially acceptable for a woman, rather than a man, to be the homemaker

- Despite this, the number of stay-at-home dads has tripled in the last 30 years

- Majority of Canadians cite increased gender equality as why more fathers are choosing to stay at home

- BMO provides financial advice for families thinking of making the switch from two incomes to one

One in four Canadians would start-up their own boutique or specialty store

- Franchises second most popular choice of Canadians

- Online business ranks as third most popular choice

- Each year there are more than 130,000 new business start-ups in Canada

- Team eligible to win grand prize, including $125,000 field refurbishment

- Team has selected Maison de soins palliatifs de la Riviere-du-Nord as their charity of choice

- Economic update on Calgary's real estate market, impact of home renovations on the economy and interest rate forecasts

- Exclusive advice from industry experts on how to build your dream home

- Eco and energy smart renovations to increase the value of your home

One in four Canadians would start-up their own boutique or specialty store

- Franchises second most popular choice of Canadians

- Online business ranks as third most popular choice

- Each year there are more than 130,000 new business start-ups in Canada

- 'Making Money Make Sense' in nine different languages: English, French, Arabic, Mandarin, Cantonese, Spanish, Serbian, Afrikaans, and Italian

- BMO Bank of Montreal opens new branch in quickly expanding Alton Village

- Team raises funds for Leucan and the Fondation des Gouverneurs de l'Espoir

- Team now finalist for BMO Team of the Week grand prize which includes $125,000 field refurbishment

- BMO Financial Group and Montreal Impact announce a five-year partnership to promote soccer in Montreal and Quebec

- Partnership includes jersey sponsorship

- "BMO Team Up with the Impact" and "Power of Blue" programs available at all Montreal Impact MLS home games

- Almost all affluent new Canadians keep majority of their money in Canada

- Top global markets for high net worth investors: U.S., Europe and Asia

- Two-thirds of wealthy Canadians want to see a reduction in capital gains/income taxes

- Almost all affluent new Canadians keep majority of their money in Canada

- Top global markets for high net worth investors: U.S., Europe and Asia

- Two-thirds of wealthy Canadians want to see a reduction in capital gains/income taxes

- 'Making Money Make Sense' in eight languages: English, French, Cantonese, Mandarin, Vietnamese, Punjabi, Hindi and American Sign Language

- New free coin counting machine for customers

- Branch staff get ready to "giddy up" at the Calgary Stampede with BMO SmartSteps for Parents board game in the BMO Kids' Zone

- BMO survey shows 74 per cent of female business owners are optimistic about the economy, with three quarters (76 per cent) currently investing in their business.

- Moms under the age of 40 account for the largest proportion of mompreneurs

- Year of the Entrepreneur Series from BMO highlights Canada's diverse entrepreneurs

- BMO survey shows 74 per cent of female business owners are optimistic about the economy, with three quarters (76 per cent) currently investing in their business.

- Moms under the age of 40 account for the largest proportion of mompreneurs

- Year of the Entrepreneur Series from BMO highlights Canada's diverse entrepreneurs

Average cost of gasoline today 30 per cent higher, than just two years ago.

New, $10-Million Facility Will Be One of the Top Indoor Soccer Venues in Canada

- Team participated in local food bank drive and collected over 700 items for children in need in their community

- Rockets now finalist for BMO Team of the Week grand prize which includes $125,000 field refurbishment

- Team participated in local food bank drive and collected over 700 items for children in need in their community

- Rockets now finalist for BMO Team of the Week grand prize which includes $125,000 field refurbishment

- BMO Economists and Financial Experts available for commentary and analysis

- How will budget impact retirement, housing, SMBs and/or personal investing?

- BMO Economists and Financial Experts available for commentary and analysis

- How will budget impact retirement, housing, SMBs and/or personal investing?

BMO's Five-Year Fixed Low Rate Mortgage Currently at 3.89 Per Cent

- Canada's answer to the U.S. Federal Reserve's Beige Book gets behind the numbers

- Douglas Porter: The Canadian economy has shifted from the recovery phase to a more mature expansion

- Gail Cocker: The most encouraging news is reflected in an increasing number of firms willing and able to invest in their operations to improve their productivity

- Team named in memory of their friend and teammate

- Teammates travel in from small towns across the Laurentians

- Team now finalist for BMO Team of the Week grand prize which includes $125,000 field refurbishment

New Report combines expertise from BMO's Economists with on-the-ground anecdotal information from BMO's Commercial Bankers

Gibsons is Home to "The Beachcombers"-One of Canada's Longest Running TV Series (1972-1990)

- Branch Represents a $1.2 Million Investment in the Gibsons Community

- Free Coin Counting Machine for Consumers

- Team eligible to win grand prize including $125,000 field refurbishment

- Team has selected the Canadian Cancer Society as charity of choice

- BMO study shows almost two-thirds of homeowners plan on renovating in the next two years

- One-quarter motivated by friends'/neighbours' homes

- Canadian homeowners looking to renovations to improve lifestyle, increase value of home

A Majority of Entrepreneurs Also Set to Expand Abroad Within Five Years

First-Ever Large-Format Interactive Display Will Inform and Entertain Travellers Making Their Way Through Toronto's Pearson International Airport

- BMO's "Uncover the Rewards" game a first in Canadian airports

- More than 20 million travellers will view the game at Toronto's Pearson International Airport

First-Ever Large-Format Interactive Display Will Inform and Entertain Travellers Making Their Way Through Toronto's Pearson International Airport

- BMO's "Uncover the Rewards" game a first in Canadian airports.

- More than 20 million travellers will view the game at Toronto's Pearson International Airport

- BMO study by Leger Marketing reveals that almost all parents say "fun" gets first place when choosing a sport

- Soccer is twice as popular as any other youth sport in Canada

- Health benefits and learning skills, such as responsibility and work ethic, are also top considerations

Funds Raised Will Go Toward Muscular Dystrophy Canada's $500,000 Target to Benefit Those Living With Neuromuscular Disorders

- Registered savings plans allow Canadians to invest in a tax-efficient manner

- However, despite the many benefits of registered plans:

-- Less than 10 per cent of those eligible have an RDSP

-- Barely half of parents have opened an RESP for their children

- BMO study by Leger Marketing reveals that almost all parents say "fun" gets first place when choosing a sport

- Soccer is twice as popular as any other youth sport in Canada

- Health benefits and learning skills, such as responsibility and work ethic, are also top considerations

Funds Raised Will Go Toward Muscular Dystrophy Canada's $500,000 Target to Benefit Those Living With Neuromuscular Disorders

- Team members referee games for younger girls teams in their club

- Team members participate in the Run for the Cure to raise money for cancer research

- Clippers now finalist for BMO Team of the Week grand prize which includes $125,000 field refurbishment

- Team eligible to win grand prize including $125,000 field refurbishment

- Team has selected The Terry Fox Foundation as charity of choice

As the Victoria Day long weekend arrives, what payment vehicles will Canadians most likely use for their spending?

- Debit cards dominate for retail purchases, such as gas, groceries and drug store items

- Most Canadians (81 per cent) use cash and debit for their day-to-day expenditures

- Canadians most likely to un-holster their credit cards for 'big-ticket' purchases, such as travel and furniture

As the Victoria Day long weekend arrives, what payment vehicles will Canadians most likely use for their spending?

- Debit cards dominate for retail purchases, such as gas, groceries and drug store items

- Most Canadians (81 per cent) use cash and debit for their day-to-day expenditures

- Canadians most likely to un-holster their credit cards for 'big-ticket' purchases, such as travel and furniture

- Nearly two-thirds use social media sites for investing tips/information

- Thirty per cent anticipate upping their online investing in the next few years