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Manitoba Business: Canadian Bank of CommerceThis 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
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Sources:“Tenders,” Manitoba Free Press, 11 February 1904, page 2. “Perjury charge proceeding,” Manitoba Free Press, 7 July 1920, page 8. “New office 1749 Portage Ave.,” Winnipeg Tribune, 9 July 1920, page 18. Henderson’s Winnipeg and Brandon Directories, Peel’s Prairie Provinces, University of Alberta Libraries. Basswood: 1878-1978 by Basswood and District Historical Society, 1978, page 19. 80 Years in Swan River Valley by Swan River Valley History Book Committee, 1978, pages 66, 201. Monuments to Finance, Vol. II: Early Bank Architecture in Winnipeg by David Spector, City of Winnipeg Historical Buildings Committee, August 1982. They Came for the Future by Teulon and District History Book Committee, 1983, page 54. Reflections: A History of Ste. Amelie, Laurier, Ste. Rose du Lac by Ste. Rose du Lac History Book Committee, 1990, page 84. A Century of Memories: Elm Creek Centennial History Book, 1892-1992, pages 11, 28. In Rhythm With Our Roots: A History of Manitou & Area by Manitou Centennial Book Committee, 1997, page 241. Our Story of Historic Portage la Prairie by Les Green, privately published, 2005, pages 30, 53. Biographical Dictionary of Architects in Canada, 1800-1950 by Robert G. Hill, Toronto. This page was prepared by Jordan Makichuk and Gordon Goldsborough. Page revised: 2 June 2023 |
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