This Toronto-based bank operated branches across western Canada. It became the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) after a 1961 merger with the Imperial Bank of Canada.
Manitoba Branches (1920)
Branch |
Address |
Period |
Carman |
48 Fourth Avenue SW, Carman |
1907-? |
Elgin |
Elgin, Municipality of Grassland |
1902-? |
Elkhorn |
Richhill Avenue, Elkhorn, RM of Wallace-Woodworth |
1912-2017 |
Neepawa |
Mountain Avenue, Neepawa |
1914-? |
Rivers |
Rivers, Municipality of Riverdale |
1910-1935 |
The Pas |
162 Fischer Avenue, The Pas |
1912-1937 |
Virden |
204 Nelson Street, Virden |
1919-? |
Winnipeg |
217 Kelvin Street [Henderson Highway], Winnipeg |
1914-? |
Winnipeg |
1521 Logan Avenue, Winnipeg |
1906-? |
Winnipeg |
391 Main Street, Winnipeg |
?-? |
Winnipeg |
584 Main Street, Winnipeg |
?-? |
Winnipeg |
844 Main Street, Winnipeg |
?-? |
Winnipeg |
325 Nairn Avenue, Winnipeg |
1906-? |
Winnipeg |
304 Notre Dame Avenue, Winnipeg |
?-? |
Winnipeg |
313-315 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg |
1920-? |
Winnipeg |
River Avenue cor Osborne Street |
1911-? |
Winnipeg |
623 Selkirk Avenue, Winnipeg |
1920-? |
See also:
Manitoba Business: Imperial Bank of Canada
Sources:
Henderson’s Winnipeg and Brandon Directories, Peel’s Prairie Provinces, University of Alberta Libraries.
Monuments to Finance, Vol. II: Early Bank Architecture in Winnipeg by David Spector, City of Winnipeg Historical Buildings Committee, August 1982.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 30 July 2021
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