About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver asked the security guard, ‘Why does Scotiabank have an old safe in the lobby?’ The guard shrugged and said, ‘Nobody knows for sure, but some say it’s from when they used to store gold here.’ Curious, the delivery driver decided to investigate one day after hours. He found an ancient key hidden behind a poster, unlocked the safe—and discovered nothing but dusty old newspapers. Turns out, it was just an antique left over from when Scotiabank used to be a historic post office. A relieved security guard laughed, saying, ‘Guess I owe you a coffee!’
2. One day, a delivery driver approached the bank’s entrance and noticed a sign that read: ‘Please deposit all your worries here.’ Curious, he did just that—only to discover his truck had vanished. The next morning, when the manager opened the vault, out popped the delivery driver's worried frown—and his missing truck parked neatly in the lot. Turns out, the sign was actually for a nearby self-storage facility. Everyone had a good laugh over coffee, except perhaps the truck owner who now owed a storage fee.
3. One foggy night, a delivery driver pulled up to Scotiabank's drive-through. As he waited in line, he heard a soft humming coming from inside the vault. Curious, he leaned closer—and nearly dropped his clipboard when he saw a small, glowing light dancing around the security cameras. Suddenly, one of the cameras blinked and switched off, leaving only silence. The driver thought he heard a quiet laugh echoing through the vault. Shaking it off as stress, he drove away, promising himself never to visit that branch again after dark. But two weeks later, when he needed an emergency withdrawal, there was no queue—just a friendly smile from the teller who happened to be the same glowing figure.
4. One afternoon, a delivery driver approached the bank's entrance and noticed a sign that read: ‘Forgot your PIN? Try singing it!' The delivery driver, curious but cautious, cleared his throat and sang his PIN number aloud. To everyone’s surprise—including his own—the doors unlocked with a soft click. Word spread quickly around town, and soon neighbors were stopping by just to sing their PINs for fun. The bank eventually changed its policy, posting a new sign: 'Forget your PIN? Just whistle it!'