About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to the RBC branch and asked the guard, ‘Is it true that if you deposit exactly $13.13 on the 13th of every month for thirteen years, they’ll give you a free coffee?’ The guard laughed and said, 'I’ve never heard such nonsense!' But later that day, an old lady came in with her exact change—$13.13—and asked if she could start the special deposit. The teller smiled and nodded, thinking it was just another quirky customer. Thirteen months passed without incident, until one fateful 13th—the twelfth month—a regular walked in and asked for his free coffee. Everyone burst out laughing as he sheepishly admitted he’d been saving his lunch money all along.
2. One foggy morning, as customers were hurrying into the RBC branch, an old man in a trench coat emerged from the mist and calmly walked inside. The teller greeted him with a curious smile, but he just nodded and approached the counter. After a few minutes of quiet conversation, everyone noticed that the old man was now wearing a crisp suit and holding a briefcase. He turned to the crowd and said, 'Good morning, everyone!' Then he winked and disappeared back into the fog. Since then, some clients occasionally spot him sipping coffee in the corner, whispering numbers into his phone.
3. Have you heard about the time someone tried to deposit a live goldfish at the RBC? It wasn’t until the teller asked if it was for checking or savings that everyone realized something was fishy. A few days later, an embarrassed delivery driver showed up with a plastic bag containing a small aquarium and some paperwork explaining it was actually a donation for their community fish sanctuary account.
4. One afternoon, while customers were lining up outside the RBC branch, a young woman approached the security guard with something unusual in her hands. ‘I found this on the parking lot,’ she said, holding out a small envelope. The guard carefully opened it and pulled out a crumpled note that read: 'Dear Bank, please accept my donation of one sandwich.' Turns out, a delivery driver had accidentally left his lunch behind.