When ever i Come to this branch I'm served quickly and…read moretreated lovely. I live in Verdun but I always come to this bmo I won't go to Verdun one. It's super clean and close to everything. Only thing that's annoying is ppl line up at the door when the sign says to walk up to the sign and says wait here. Interesting people lol

Very small branch, you have to take a number to get to the teller, there are only about 3 chairs…read morein the waiting area. Once you work through all that, the service was good, bilingual, friendly.

Located about 1.5 blocks from the Place des Arts Metro stop on de Bleury, this was a convenient…read morelocation for us when we were in the city to pull some cash out. The only issue was that the doors do not close all the way when accessing the ATMs, and there was a loud beeping noise that never seemed to shut off. Currency exchange can be done on the premise during normal operating hours. +ATM doors do not shut completely

Excellent ATM at a fair price. I used it one night to get some of the local currency so that I…read morecould buy some Schlitz cocktails. Follow-up: Since there was some confusion, I'll point out that this review is just for the ATM. I did not use the bank itself.

well firts they frozen my account because some peoples try to deposit a check, so i called the…read morefraud departement they told me you have to go to the branch to identified myself , a said ok good, I did it at the branch , and they try to reach the fraud departement for 45 minutes when they got the line we ask show us what was the check deposit et where and when and the amount , they couldnt answer, so we ask them unblock the account the said,to the manager of the branch you have to go to the branchs, where i was???? My account still block after 14 days , they don't know why is been block, and i have bills to paid but nobody help me ,just the branch did there best but the antifraud looklike a buch of incompetents peoples , i loose any confidence in scotia , don't go there they froze accounst and they can't answers t why ..your money will be stuck in a catch 22 ...only word fit with Scotia is INCOMPETENCES

This Scotiabank (a.k.a. Banque Scotia, transit #90241) is conveniently located at the intersection…read moreof St Laurent and Prince Arthur on the southeast side of the Le Plateau-Mont-Royal neighborhood of Montreal, close to McGill University and downtown Montreal. It's within short walking distance to lots of restaurants, pubs, and other city attractions. We stopped by this bank to get cash on our way to and from cash-only Schwartz's Deli, which is only two blocks up the street. It was cheaper for me to use this ATM rather than the restaurant's ATM where I would've been charged higher fees. I bank with Bank of America and Scotiabank is one of Bank of America's Global ATM Alliance Partners. If I use one of Bank of America's international partner ATMs then I avoid the non-Bank of America ATM usage fee ($5) and ATM operator access fee. The only fee I was assessed by Bank of America for using Scotiabank's ATM was a 3% international transaction fee (3% of the US dollar amount of my withdrawal). Not bad. This Scotiabank branch has three ATMs just inside the entrance with tellers and full-service banking further inside. Along with French and English, they also speak Russian here. As a Bank of America customer, I found the ATM easy to use and was able to get my cash quickly. The bank and machines were clean and I felt safe too. The neighborhood felt safe overall. There was a decent amount of foot traffic immediately outside the bank and there was a security guard in a suit patrolling the inside of the bank. I was in and out in a matter of minutes. If you need cash, this bank is a good option.