This Toronto-based bank operated branches across western Canada. It merged with the Bank of Hamilton in 1923 and became the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) after a 1961 merger with the Imperial Bank of Canada.
Manitoba Branches
Branch |
Address |
Period |
Carman |
48 Fourth Avenue SW, Carman |
1907-? |
Dauphin |
122 Main Street, Dauphin |
1910-? |
Elgin |
Elgin, Municipality of Grassland |
1902-? |
Elkhorn |
Richhill Avenue, Elkhorn, RM of Wallace-Woodworth |
1912-2017 |
Gilbert Plains |
29 Main Street North, Gilbert Plains, Municipality of Gilbert Plains |
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 |
1906-1964 |
Winnipeg |
391 Main Street, Winnipeg |
?-? |
Winnipeg |
586 Main Street, Winnipeg |
1906-? |
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:
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Monuments to Finance, Vol. II: Early Bank Architecture in Winnipeg by David Spector, City of Winnipeg Historical Buildings Committee, August 1982.
We thank Jordan Makichuk for providing additional information used here.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 12 November 2022
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