News Releases

- Province's GDP once again expected to rise 3%, more than twice the national average

- Housing market, non-energy exports and labour market among driving factors

- Real GDP expected to fall 2.3 per cent, following a 4 per cent dip in 2015, but on track to return to slow growth in 2017

- Downturn of energy sector spilling into other industries and exacerbated by lost production during Fort McMurray wildfire

- Canada's GDP likely to rise 1.2% this year, and accelerate to 2% in 2017

- Provincial levels range from strong growth to recession levels, with substantial changes to the country's leaders compared to past years

More than 75 percent of women entrepreneurs are confident about making risk-related business decisions, compared to 66 percent of men

- Back2Business helps individuals as they transition back to professional life

- Seventy-two per cent of women entrepreneurs "very confident" or "somewhat confident" about making risk-related business decisions compared to sixty-four per cent of men

- BMO provides financial planning tips for all entrepreneurs

- Annual BMO Ontario Farm Family Awards to be presented

- Fun and interactive learning activities for youth all week at the BMO Kids' Zone

- Free admission and pancake breakfast for children under the age of 16 on BMO Kids' Day, Saturday, September 24 from 8:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.

- Annual equestrian team competition ends with Switzerland crowned as champions

- Almost 90,000 dedicated fans attended the 2016 event

- Competing countries are the top International Equestrian teams

- 2016 Canadian Team includes Eric Lamaze, Tifanny Foster, Amy Millar and Kara Chad

- Team Brazil back to defend its title after hosting the 2016 Olympic Summer Games

- Families can enjoy free activities at the BMO Fan Centre and fun activities throughout the event

- Leading institutional investors and real estate CEOs and CFOs from across to attend

- Event to feature panel discussions on key issues including "The Future of REITs" and "Millennial Mania"

- Arne Duncan, Former U.S. Secretary of Education, to be keynote speaker

- Executive panel discussions on topics including digital trends, international expansion and big data

- Presenting companies include those supporting the PreK-12, postsecondary and corporate training sectors

- Conference expanded this year to include representatives from the information services sector

- Arne Duncan, Former U.S. Secretary of Education, to be keynote speaker

- Executive panel discussions on topics including digital trends, international expansion and big data

- Presenting companies include those supporting the PreK-12, postsecondary and corporate training sectors

- Conference expanded this year to include representatives from the information services sector

- Millennials worry about savings more than any other age group

- Over 40 percent of Americans are concerned about being unprepared for unexpected expenses