BMO

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At BMO Bank, an elderly gentleman began arriving every Tuesday morning with his shopping cart full of groceries. One day, over the intercom, a voice announced: 'Ladies and gentlemen, please be advised that our new self-service checkout is now open.' As it turned out, the old man was just a regular customer who always paid cash for everything. The self-checkout was actually meant for packages and deliveries, not for grandpa’s weekly shop. His neighbors often joked that he must have been the only person in town using the ‘senior citizen express lane.’

2. At BMO Bank, a young delivery driver started noticing something peculiar during his routine drop-offs. Every Wednesday afternoon, just as he approached the entrance, a mysterious figure would appear from behind the cashier’s counter and whisper cryptically into his ear. Curious, our delivery driver began writing down these whispers, only to discover they were lyrics to an old folk song about lost love. On his next visit, he sang along, causing the entire bank to erupt in laughter—turning what was once eerie into a weekly tradition where everyone joined in.

3. At BMO Bank, a delivery driver noticed something odd one day while unloading boxes from his truck. Among the usual paperwork and envelopes lay a mysterious old coin, glinting in the sunlight. The delivery driver picked it up, curious about its origin. Turned out to be an ancient Canadian quarter, worth more than he made in a week. Word spread quickly around the office—now every package was inspected for treasure. Eventually, someone found a vintage BMO coffee mug with free unlimited refills for life inside. Happy ending for everyone.

4. At BMO Bank, a neighbor reported hearing strange whispers coming from inside the vault late at night. Curious, the neighbor peered through the window and saw only boxes of old documents. Suddenly, an employee emerged from the vault, muttering, ‘Where’s that pesky memo on Friday’s meeting?’ Turns out, it was just an overworked banker talking to himself.