I think that those commercials on TV about the Credit Unions of Ontario convinced me to try out…read moretheir banking style. There being so many Credit Unions picking one was not easy, I finally landed on this one in particular only because my family was already backing with them. This is a Ukrainian Credit Union that was established to meet the needs of this community, however, you don't actually have to be Ukrainian to bank here. The staff here are very friendly, I actually have only need to come in to the brands a few times as everything can be done online. Plus the nice thing is that they are open on Saturdays, which has been quite convenient for me. I realize that credit unions may not be for everybody, however, this one is pretty good. With great customer service, convenient hours on weekends, and online backing so you never need to see no one's faces ever! Unless you want.

Not open when supposed to be. No one answers phones during business hours. ATM traps cards with no…read moreone to talk to. Third world bank.

Best branch ever! The staff are so caring and sweet!…read morethey always wanting to give back more to the community and help others which is exactly what a credit union is about!

This is good place to go if you bank with CIBC. The people are friendly and place is clean and new…read more However, please note they have moved to new location.

Amazing staff and friendly. Practice proper covid restrictions. Do t have to wait that long.read more

Tip: This branch has no drive-thru ATM…read more When I was an undergraduate student at York University, I was able to apply for a York University TD Visa card. The credit card's limit was low (it was either $300 or $500 initially), but it was my first credit card and I felt like I was an adult! To make a payment on my credit card, I had to visit a TD branch to pay with the help of a teller. It was before telephone banking came into the picture. After class, I would walk over to the TD branch that used to be on the southeast corner of Keele Street and Steeles Avenue West. This branch's old location shuttered years ago. It seems to have been under construction for that length of time ever since. I don't have a clue what's going on. This TD Canada Trust branch opened diagonally across the intersection, on the northwest corner. It looks impressive when you approach it. This branch houses three service divisions in one: - TD Canada Trust - TD Commercial Banking - TD Wealth If you are doing regular banking, this branch does not have a drive-thru. There is plenty of parking around the building and a ramp for those who require a ramp to enter. There are two Green Machine ATMs in the branch, in the lobby area. It's spacious. I do not have any TD products anymore. The relationship between York University and TD was dissolved. I ended up cancelling my credit card, but it helped me establish credit and strengthen my credit history. I pass by this branch often when I am taking backroads home after work. I see both the old and new branches, which makes me both nostalgic and optimistic, respectively. (128)

Tip: If you bank with Tangerine, you can deposit and withdraw money from any Scotiabank ABM…read more Yesterday, I had a late lunch at Swiss Chalet. This Scotiabank branch is next door to the eatery. Both are located in a plaza. I had some time to check it out. I have a Tangerine account, so I can withdraw and deposit money at any Scotiabank ABM. This branch was open till 4 pm on Saturday. I dropped by at 4:05 pm, so I didn't get to see the branch in action. The bank is open at 9:30 am Monday through Saturday. It's closed at 5 pm on weekdays. It's closed on Sundays. The lobby has two ABMs. It looked fairly clean. Both ABMs were operational. A sign was posted on the front door, saying that this branch will close early on Wednesday, December 3 at 3 pm. It's nice to get notice well in advance. There is plenty of parking in front of the bank. I was parked in front of Swiss Chalet. It's a decent branch. I'd return when I'm in the area and need an ABM. (430)

Absolutely atrocious. They made a promo for for a $450 bonus if you open a (paid) chequing account…read moreand then forced me to move my paycheque direct deposit over to it and leave it open for months while they charged me fees, and at the end of the promotion period, they extended it to extract more fees, and then they denied me the promotion based on something that was never in the original terms and conditions. They did this some thing to many many others who all applied to the same promotion and also fulfilled the conditions. STAY AWAY!

Very good staff and the best interest you can get on your money. Also there no account fees even…read morefor business, actually dont see the point of banks anymore

They provide parking only For RBC customers. So you won't…read moreworry about can not find a spot!

being the new BMO on the block im sure is not easy, from the stand point of not being overly busy…read morelike other "cemented" locations in the area. this location boasts a decent amount of parking, and really decent service in comparison to other BMO's in Toronto. I was very happy to add this location onto the yelp pages to spread the word of how nice everyone is at this location, even if I'm not happy with Bmo these days. in and out quick service makes a huge world of difference when visiting here on you're lunch hour. I also like that this location doesn't make the experience awkward with additional questions during or after the transaction. just here for my money please...and thank you. don't bother going to any other location, come to this one!

0 if I could. This branch has gone more downhill than a sheer cliff drop…read more My husband tried to pay our property tax bill in early February. He brought the paper bill, presented it to the teller and asked for it to be paid. They took an old roll number from a condo he sold 14 years ago and paid that instead. I called the city because I wanted to make sure my automatic withdrawals were stopped. They checked the tax account while they were at it and advised they hadn't received the branch payment. My husband goes back to the branch the following week and asks them to fix the problem and get this bill paid. This time a manager gets called in and they tell him they will take care of it, and they will be starting an investigation. I guess when $2,300 goes missing, they have to pay attention. Only, come mid April, I get an overdue tax notice telling me not only have I not paid my bill, but I also have now incurred another $21 in fees and interest. So this time, both my husband and I have to go back to this branch to get their error fixed. The "investigation" was a ticket asking the city for a refund. Why they didn't ask for the money to go from the condo he sold 14 years ago, to the property he gave them the actual bill to be paid in the first place, I have no idea. The city refused to take the money back from the wrong account as a refund. This was near the end of March. But this branch told us nothing. They said the person who entered the request doesn't work there anymore. Oh. Ok. So you have no backup, and everything they were handling goes down the drain. We were told it's our problem to deal with the city now. Take your story and hopefully the city will find your $2,300 and recognize it wasn't your fault and reverse the $21 charges too. Right after this, I get another failure from them. I try to deposit 2 government cheques to a trust account I've been in charge of for years. My name is right there on the system, I've validated the bank card the bank has issued to me, but because this teller doesn't know how it works, a different manager comes out and she doesn't know how it works either. Instead of simply asking me for my ID, which is all everyone has been doing all these years, she tells me I'm not allowed to deposit cheques into my ward's account. She goes on about endorsement. ?This person can't sign. That's why I am their statutory guardian. You want me to sign for them? No one's ever asked but that's how it would go. You have every document that was needed to open this trust account on file. But I wasn't even asked for my ID and they refused to take the deposit. They just watched me take it over to the ATM instead. I'm done with this branch if not this bank.

On Saturday, I visited this RBC branch to withdraw some money from an ATM. I came just after 4 pm…read more There was lots of parking in this huge plaza. I parked and walked over. This branch closes at 4 pm on Saturdays. I was met with a bunch of loud women talking at the top of their voices in the lobby. They were employees leaving for the day. I'm sure that they were thrilled to be leaving and ending their workday. However, they were extremely loud and borderline obnoxious. I just wanted to make an ATM transaction in peace and quiet. Nope, half of my time here was met with stressful shrieks that didn't even sound human. So weird. They left when I started to use one of two ATMs. I had no problem inserting my debit card and entering my PIN. When I selected to withdraw money from my chequing account, I like that it prompted me to specify bill denominations. Nice! I got my cash, which I rarely have on me. I was pleased. Other than the excessive noisy greeting, I got my transaction done at a clean RBC branch lobby. (90)

I have very nice experience of opening business account with Sahar. Very professional and…read moreexperienced woman. She covered all issues I had before. She helped with on line and offering me very good limit on my visa. Thanks to Sahar and management of the branch