Tuesday, March 31, 2015

Top 10 reasons Why BMO is going down # 7 More competion for #BMO #Money #investing #finance #MoveMyMoney

 Still on reason #7  COMPETITION on Canadian Market 
#BMO #Money #investing #finance #MoveMyMoney
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JUST   #MoveMyMoney  ... 
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TO: RBC


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Monday, March 30, 2015

#BMO 2015 Annual General Meeting March 31, 2015 BMOs Should have stuck to banking Share prices + Simon A. Fish General Counsel, BMO Financial Group = DOWN #BMOwatch #TWU #Money #Investing #Finance #Mortgage # MoveMyMoney #BMOfiasco

#BMO 2015 Annual General Meeting March 31, 2015 Email: feedback@bmo.com #BMO Share prices + Simon A. Fish General Counsel, BMO Financial Group = DOWN #BMOwatch #TWU #Money #Investing #Finance #Mortgage # MoveMyMoney #BMOfiasco
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BMOs Should have stuck to banking....and stay OUT of Legal and Social and Education affairs
2015 Annual General Meeting
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
(9:30 a.m. local time)
Toronto, Ontario


Read all about it:  over 65 posts http://theproverbialfixisin.blogspot.ca/ 


Going in BMOs AGM SHARE PRICES

 
As of 18:16 ET, Monday March 30, 2015

Last Change   
BMO TSX 75.03 -0.17 -  that's   $75.03
BMO NYSE 59.19 -0.51 -  that s   $59.19
TSX Comp 14,908.39 95.97    

   

My Pre Vision  is Sell now or sell at a lost..
Sell at a lost or Sink with the ship

 WEBCAST AGM
This important meeting is your opportunity to hear first-hand about our performance and plans for the future, and for us to respond to any questions you may have. Directors and management never lose sight of the fact that we guide this enterprise on behalf of you, our shareholders.

Annual Meeting Information and Webcast

 Executive Committee
Simon A. Fish
General Counsel, BMO Financial Group


Simon Fish is General Counsel of BMO Financial Group.
Mr. Fish is responsible for the overall legal affairs of the bank including the compliance, corporate security and corporate secretarial functions. In addition, Mr. Fish oversees the bank’s ethics and privacy, ombudsman and corporate sustainability functions. His responsibilities include mergers and acquisitions, securities and banking regulation, corporate governance and complex litigation. He serves as counsel to the office of the Chairman and the Board of Directors. He is a member of the bank’s Management Committee.

Mr. Fish joined BMO from Vale Inco where he served as Executive Vice-President and General Counsel. Prior to that he was Vice-President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary of Shell Canada. Before joining Shell, Mr. Fish practiced corporate and securities law with an international law firm. He holds undergraduate and masters degrees in business and law.
Mr. Fish serves on the boards of a number of non-profit and charitable organizations.

#BMO 2015 Annual General Meeting March 31, 2015 Email: feedback@bmo.com #BMO Share prices + Simon A. Fish General Counsel, BMO Financial Group = DOWN #BMOwatch #TWU #Money #Investing #Finance #Mortgage # MoveMyMoney #BMOfiasco

2015 Annual General Meeting                                            4255
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
(9:30 a.m. local time)
Toronto, Ontario


Read all about it:  over 65 posts http://theproverbialfixisin.blogspot.ca/ 


This important meeting is your opportunity to hear first-hand about our performance and plans for the future, and for us to respond to any questions you may have. Directors and management never lose sight of the fact that we guide this enterprise on behalf of you, our shareholders.

Annual Meeting Information and Webcast
Annual Meeting Information and Webcast 

http://www.bmo.com/home/about/banking/investor-relations/annual-general-meeting







Mailing address:

BMO Financial Group
Corporate Communications
100 King Street West, 28th Floor
Toronto, ON M5X 1A1


Email: feedback@bmo.com

Please contact our Customer Service Centre for information about our products and services.

To arrange an interview with a BMO spokesperson, journalists can contact Media Relations at 416-867-3996 or toll-free at 1-866-298-8385.

#BMO Share prices + Simon A. Fish General Counsel, #BMO Financial Group = DOWN #BMOwatch #TWU #Money #Investing #Finance #Mortgage # MoveMyMoney #BMOfiasco

Saturday, March 28, 2015

#BMO Share prices + Simon A. Fish General Counsel, #BMO Financial Group = DOWN #BMOwatch #TWU #Money #Investing #Finance #Mortgage # MoveMyMoney #BMOfiasco



Executive Committee        READ ALL POST  http://theproverbialfixisin.blogspot.ca/                                                                                                                        4046  4120 29 10m
Simon A. Fish
General Counsel, #BMO Financial Group


Simon Fish is General Counsel of BMO Financial Group.
Mr. Fish is responsible for the overall legal affairs of the bank including the compliance, corporate security and corporate secretarial functions. 

In addition, Mr. Fish oversees the bank’s ethics and privacy, ombudsman and corporate sustainability functions. 
His responsibilities include mergers and acquisitions, securities and banking regulation, corporate governance and complex litigation. He serves as counsel to the office of the Chairman and the Board of Directors. He is a member of the bank’s Management Committee.
Mr. Fish joined BMO from Vale Inco where he served as Executive Vice-President and General Counsel. Prior to that he was Vice-President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary of Shell Canada. Before joining Shell, Mr. Fish practiced corporate and securities law with an international law firm. He holds undergraduate and masters degrees in business and law. 

Mr. Fish serves on the boards of a number of non-profit and charitable organizations.

#BMOwatch #TWU #Money #Investing #Finance #Mortgage # MoveMyMoney #BMOfiasco

As of 23:31 ET, Saturday March 28, 2015
 Since the revelation of Mr Fish Letter to Law society Shares lost over $10.00 per share

Coincidence ???   Coincidence ???




Last Change   
BMO TSX    75.20 -0.59
BMO NYSE    59.70 -1.11
TSX Comp   14,812.42 -57.38










































Thursday, March 26, 2015

BREAKING Faith Leaders Gather at Parliament for Press Conference Calling Upon Canadian Government to Defend Religious Freedom #BMO #Money #investing #finance #MoveMyMoney

http://www.prweb.com/releases/2015/03/prweb12610387.htm                            3856

Faith leaders gathered this morning in Parliament’s Charles Lynch Room for a press conference, calling on the Canadian government to protect freedom of religion and conscience in Canada.

 Participating organizations include One Free World International, Institute for Canadian Values, Association for Reformed Political Action Canada, Bill Prankard Evangelistic Association and MY Canada Association.

#BMO #Money #investing #finance #MoveMyMoney 
 
Pictured (L-R): Majed El Shafie (One Free World International), Bill Prankard (Bill Prankard Evangelistic Association), Andre Schutten (Association for Reformed Political Action Canada), Lia Milousis
...over the past several years there is a growing intolerance and outright discrimination to those who still live and practice Judeo-Christian life-styles...
Ottawa, Ontario (PRWEB) March 25, 2015
 
Faith leaders gathered this morning in Parliament’s Charles Lynch Room for a press conference, calling on the Canadian government to protect freedom of religion and conscience in Canada. Participants called upon the Canadian government to defend the rights of churches, schools and communities domestically.

"I myself have been a victim of bullying in my high school because of my Christian faith and have sat in classes where it is mocked at university,” said Lia Milousis from the MY Canada Association. “This type of persecution is wrong and alarming. If this...continues Canada will become a nation far removed from the values that have made it great."

Bill Prankard, President of Bill Prankard Evangelistic Association, made it clear that religious freedom is on the decline in Canada. Said Prankard: “...over the past several years there is a growing intolerance and outright discrimination to those who still live and practice Judeo-Christian life-styles...While other groups are being granted more and more rights we have been loosing our rights.”

Charles McVety with the Institute for Canadian Values expressed concerns that religious freedom is not just under attack from public institutions, but by private ones as well:

"Major corporations such as the Bank of Montreal are overtly undermining [freedom of religion] by attacking a Christian University's accreditation and requiring companies to query their employees as to their sexual practices and submit the information to the corporation for consideration of business."

Andre Schutten, legal counsel with the Association for Reformed Political Action (ARPA) Canada, told reporters that he sees religious freedom being stripped at all levels:

 “As a Christian lawyer heavily involved in religious freedom issues in Canada, I can say that across this country at the regulatory, municipal, provincial and federal level, laws and regulations continue to be passed that restrict or curtail the religious freedom of Canadians.”

One Free World International founder, Majed El Shafie, knows something about being persecuted for your faith. The Egyptian-born human rights leader told those gathered, “I was imprisoned and tortured in Egypt for my Christian beliefs, and I was given a chance at freedom when I came to Canada years ago. I don’t want that freedom taken away from me.”

For more information, contact Faytene Grasseschi at admin(at)4mycanada(dot)ca or 613-552-5572.

BREAKING MP Minute on Religious Freedom #BMO #Money #investing #finance #MoveMyMoney


BREAKING Christians blame political correctness for being ignored while niqab dom...



Christians blame political correctness for being ignored while niqab dominates conversation

BREAKING MP Mark Warawa Delivers a Statement on Religious Freedom



Published on Mar 25, 2015
On March 25, 2015 Langley Member of Parliament delivered a statement on religious freedom in the House of Commons.

BREAKING #BMO Christian leaders say faith under attack in Canada by governments, regulators ..... #Money #investing #finance #MoveMyMoney #BMO #TWU #PUSHBACK...Encouraged all through 2015-17 #JoinTheDebate #IncreasedEngagement #education #families #schools. #Leadership #Policy #Grassroots #activists

'Enough is enough'..... not yet!

#BMO #TWU Popular #PUSHBACK...Encouraged all through 2015-17 #JoinTheDebate #IncreasedEngagement #education #families #schools. #Leadership #Policy #Grassroots #activists   #Money #investing #finance #MoveMyMoney

Christian leaders say faith under attack in Canada by governments, regulators

Charles McVety and other leaders say religious rights for Christians being eroded                                                                                                              3786

By Laura Payton, CBC News Posted: Mar 25, 2015 1:51 PM ET Last Updated: Mar 25, 2015 1:51 PM ET    http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/christian-leaders-say-faith-under-attack-in-canada-by-governments-regulators-1.3008916

A group of Christian leaders are raising the alarm about what they say are attacks on their faith, citing barriers to Trinity Western University setting up a law school, and doctors opposed to ending pregnancies being forced to refer patients elsewhere.
A group of Christian leaders are raising the alarm about what they say are attacks on their faith, citing barriers to Trinity Western University setting up a law school, and doctors opposed to ending pregnancies being forced to refer patients elsewhere. (CBC


A group of Canadian Christian leaders is raising the alarm about what they say are attacks on their faith, citing barriers to a Christian university setting up a law school and doctors opposed to ending pregnancies being forced to refer patients elsewhere.

The group, including Charles McVety, president of the Institute for Canadian Values, pointed to a number of recent events they said equate to an attack on the Christian faith and impinge on Christians' ability to practice their faith.

The events include:
"Unfortunately, Christians in this country find themselves under attack," McVety said at a news conference on Parliament Hill.
"This is a violation, and we are calling on the Canadian government to stop this type of violation across this country."

British Columbia last December revoked approval for Trinity Western's proposed law school, which was planned to launch in 2016. Law societies in B.C., Ontario and Nova Scotia have voted to deny accreditation to future graduates. 

But the Nova Scotia Supreme Court overturned the provincial law society's decision, which the Nova Scotia Barristers Society said yesterday it would appeal.

Trinity Western is also fighting the rejection of the Law Society of British Columbia and has said it will fight the rejection in Ontario too.

'We cannot be silent'

Law societies in Alberta, Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador and Nunavut have decided to accept Trinity Western's graduates.
Lawyer André Schutten, who has intervened in a number of freedom of religion court cases, said regulations and laws "continue to be passed that restrict or curtail the religious freedom of Canadians."

"In various municipalities, Christians have been prevented or even fined for holding church services in rented public space," said Schutten, legal counsel for the Association for Reformed Political Action.

"Professional bodies have indicated they want to force doctors to violate their consciences by either performing or being forced to refer for procedures that are immoral — including the horrific and barbarous act of killing innocent pre-born children."

Bill Prankard, president of the Bill Prankard Evangelistic Association, noted every Canadian is protected by the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

'Enough is enough'

"While other groups are being granted more and more rights, we've been losing ours," he said.

"We are saying enough is enough. We cannot be silent anymore."
Schutten said the group is looking for a statement from the federal government in support of religious freedom across the country, but admits the issues they raised Wednesday morning have more to do with provincial and municipal governments, as well as professional regulatory bodies.

"[Such a statement] ready-sets the tone for inclusivity, tolerance of other world views, including the Judeo-Christian world view," he said.

"Those levels of government also have to step up and be willing and ready to play fair with religious groups, including and especially I think Christian groups."

Wednesday, March 25, 2015

#BMO #TWU Popular PUSHBACK...Encouraged all through 2015-17 #JoinTheDebate #IncreasedEngagement #education #families #schools. #Leadership #Policy #Grassroots #activists

Today I am encouraged ....  #JoinTheDebate   #IncreasedEngagement         3680
Today I signed a petition started by  http://canadianvalues.ca 
    .     #activists











More Canadians are joining the effort to counter blatant discrimination against Christians By a Bank that should have stuck to banking ..

Monday, March 23, 2015

BREAKING! Video Embargo LIFTED BMO Internal Memo ."Strictly Confidential"... #StayTunedFollowbyEmail #BMO #Money #investing #finance #MoveMyMoney #BMOfiasco

BREAKING  BMO Internal Memo ."Strictly Confidential"... #StayTunedFollowbyEmail  #BMO #Money #investing #finance #MoveMyMoney #BMOfiasco

Here is the previously Embargoed Document..... as promised
in my previous post http://theproverbialfixisin.blogspot.ca/2015/03/breaking-bmo-internal-memo-strictly.html

... a reflection...not what I expected....Stay tuned.

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Market Watch
As of 13:01 ET, Monday March 23, 2015
LastChange
BMO TSX   76.50   0.16  from highs of $86.
BMO NYSE    61.13   0.59  from highs of $72.

My preVision:  Stocks will hit LOWs by the end of the year .. as a Monthly  #MoveMyMoney campaign takes effect....

also see: How Money Works.....More to come to light.     http://theproverbialfixisin.blogspot.ca/2015/03/bank-of-canada-finance-minister-and.html



 
 

Sunday, March 22, 2015

Bank of Canada, Finance Minister, and Others Face Lawsuit for Alleged IMF Conspiracy

 Crown lost two attempts to have case tossed, has days left for final appeal
http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/1290580-bank-of-canada-faces-lawsuit-for-alleged-imf-conspiracy/

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Toronto lawyer Rocco Galati, seen here in Winnipeg in July 2012, is arguing a suit that alleges the Bank of Canada has a duty to make loans to the country’s federal, provincial, and municipal governments. (The Canadian Press/Trevor Hagan)

 By , Epoch Times | March 19, 2015
Last Updated: March 22, 2015 2:18 pm
TORONTO—It would be easy to assume the people suing the Queen of England, the Bank of Canada, and three ministers for a conspiracy against “all Canadians” wear tinfoil hats.
They don’t. They may be conspiracy theorists, but they are also intelligent, thoughtful people who have a lawyer with a history of winning unlikely cases.

And despite the government’s best efforts to have this case thrown out, it’s going ahead after winning an appeal that overturned a lower court’s ruling to have it tossed and surviving a follow-up motion to have it tossed again.

The government has one more chance to have it thrown out through an appeal at the Supreme Court, but that has to be filed by Mar. 29 and that looks unlikely.

That means the Committee on Monetary and Economic Reform (COMER) is going to have its day in federal court. This little think-tank alleges that the Bank of Canada, the Queen, the attorney general, the finance minister, and minister of national revenue are engaging in a conspiracy with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the Financial Stability Board (FSB), and the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) to undermine Canada’s financial and monetary sovereignty.

No major media have covered this story. That could be because of the powerful vested interests the suit targets, as Rocco Galati, the lawyer trying the case, suggests. Or it could be because there are parts of the statement of claim that read like they were pulled from the dark corners of some Internet conspiracy forum.

They weren’t. These are serious people with wide knowledge of the financial and monetary system. And their lawyer is no slouch. 


Galati has a reputation for winning unlikely lawsuits. The Globe and Mail’s justice writer Sean Fine once called Galati Canada’s “unofficial opposition” for his propensity to have the government’s edicts tossed out in court.

One recent high-profile win saw Galati block the Conservative’s appointment of Justice Marc Nadon to the Supreme Court with a suit he won in March last year.It’s not often a government has to defend itself against a conspiracy suit in court. Toronto-based COMER and its fellow plaintiffs Ann Emmett and William Krehm are suing over fundamental changes to the Bank of Canada’s role that were made in 1974 when the bank stopped making loans to the government.

The Bank of Canada (BoC) was founded in the Great Depression and played a major role loaning money to the government. It helped finance Canada’s war effort during World War II and could loan money to the government, without interest, if it chose to do so. Any profits the BoC made were returned to the government minus the Bank’s operating expenses. That last point remains the case today, with $1.7 billion sent to the Receiver General annually.

No National Debt?


COMER alleges that by no longer providing these loans, the Bank and others named in the suit have forced the government to finance budget deficits by borrowing from private markets and paying hundreds of billions of dollars in interest. Last year, $28 billion—over 10 percent of the federal government’s $277 billion in expenditures—went to servicing the debt.

That’s more than what was spent on National Defence ($21.5 billion) and nearly as much as the Canada health transfer ($30.5 billion).

The Bank of Canada Act allows, or as COMER alleges—requires—the BoC to give the federal government loans up to a total value of one-third of the government’s predicted annual revenues.

For provincial governments it is a quarter of those revenues. The loans have to be repaid within the first quarter of the next fiscal year. At that point, the government just needs to pay back the loan with incoming revenues, and take out another loan to make up any deficit.
The Bank of Canada is named in a lawsuit that has survived two attempts to have it thrown from court. The suit alleges the Bank is conspiring with the IMF and others to force the Canadian government to go to private markets to borrow money. (Matthew Little/Epoch Times)
The Bank of Canada is named in a lawsuit that has survived two attempts to have it thrown from court. The suit alleges the Bank is conspiring with the IMF and others to force the Canadian government to go to private markets to borrow money. (Matthew Little/Epoch Times)

The benefit of that is no national debt, according to Galati. However, there is a risk of inflation if too much money is poured into the economy.

Some economists argue that any arrangement where central banks loan money directly to their national governments invariably leads to runaway inflation.

Galati disagrees, pointing out that the government can borrow as much as it wants from private markets and inflation is manageable.

The suit alleges that the BoC stopped providing these loans at the behest of the IMF, BIS, and FSB so private interests could benefit, presumably from interest paid on the national debt.

Galati predicts the government will try to delay the suit, but if it goes ahead, he said the facts will be borne out.

“A lot of the facts are not in dispute, believe it or not. They just don’t want this case heard.”

Galati plans to call the BoC governor, the finance minister, and others to testify if the case goes ahead.

The Bank can’t comment on the case directly because it is before the courts, said a spokesperson, though it did provide background materials on the Bank’s history. 

How Money Works

The nature of money and debt is at the heart of the lawsuit COMER has filed. Representatives from the group told the Epoch Times that few people understand how money is created.

One might wonder, therefore, how much money the Bank of Canada has, and how the government can borrow from the country’s own central bank.

This is where conspiracy theory meets the cold hard facts—that the vast majority of the money in Canada’s economy was created by bankers with the push of a button. The BoC can do that also.

When someone takes out a mortgage, the borrowed money does not come from someone else’s savings. Instead, the money is created in that instant through the trick of double entry bookkeeping. The bank records the loan on one side as a liability, and the debt owed to the bank as an asset. As long as the two balance out, the system works pretty well.

Banks keep the system humming along smoothly by shuffling these balance sheets around each day. If they are short, they borrow from each other on the overnight market at the rate set by the BoC.

As long as everyone pays their loans, the systems works pretty well and basically creates wealth out of thin air. But if banks loan money to people who can’t repay it, the whole system falls apart. That is essentially what happened in the 2007 subprime mortgage debacle that brought on the global recession.

There is one problem with the system, according to its critics: interest. And if you are a government, that interest is significant.

Significant portions of COMER’s suit, including a tort portion seeking damages, were thrown out in those earlier rulings, though Galati said they could be amended and filed again. Both he and the government have until next week to file appeals of the previous ruling.

And even elements of his central argument were questioned in those earlier rulings which weighed, among other things, if the case had any chance of success. But courts are required to err on the side of permissiveness when deciding on motions to strike, as well as assume the facts claimed in the suit are true.

And so with the case set to move forward, Canadians could be in for a fascinating look at how our monetary system works and what role international financial bodies like the IMF play in Canada’s monetary and fiscal policy.

It’s not often a government has to defend itself against a conspiracy suit in court. This one promises to be interesting.

Thursday, March 19, 2015

#BMO 2 Bad Quarters In a row ..BMO should have stuck to Banking #Money #investing #finance #MoveMyMoney

#BMO #Money #investing #finance #MoveMyMoney        3189

BMO  SharePrices ??
2 BAD quarters in a ROW.... 

Bloggers PreVision:  How many more Bad Quarters  before July 2017...  (9) Quarters to go with NO changes in sight:

BMO should have stuck to Banking 
  #BMO #Money #investing #finance #MoveMyMoney    _______________________________________________________

Today's quote see for yourself:
quotes.wsj.com/CA/BMO $75.60 CAD                                           

www.nasdaq.com/symbol/bmo  
 BMO $59.18*1.392.29%



#MoveMyMoney

Tuesday, March 17, 2015

Friday, March 13, 2015

Analyst Rating Update on Bank Of Montreal Bank of Montreal (NYSE:BMO) #BMO #Money #investing #finance #MoveMyMoney and has ranked it at 4, indicating that for the short term the shares are a sell

Analyst Rating Update on Bank Of Montreal #BMO #Money #investing #finance #MoveMyMoney     http://www.winstonview.com/analyst-rating-update-on-bank-of-montreal/369818/

Bloggers emphasis:
Research firm Zacks has rated Bank of Montreal (NYSE:BMO) and has ranked it at 4, indicating that for the short term the shares are a sell. 5 Wall Street analysts have given the company an average rating of 2.8.

The counter has received a hold rating based on the suggestion from 4 analysts in latest recommendations. The counter had a buy rating from 1 analysts.

Company has received coverage from different analysts. Citigroup maintains its rating on Bank Of Montreal (NYSE:BMO). The global brokerage major lowers the current price target from $83 per share to $81 per share.

Analysts at the Citigroup have a current rating of Neutral on the shares.
Bank Of Montreal (NYSE:BMO) concluded the session 1.76% or 1.04 points higher.

 The stock registered its first trade at $59.9 and oscillated between $60.63 and $59.87 before closing the day at $60.29.

Since the stock failed to latch on to major gains, market participants should watch the counter closely for more signs of weakness.

The volume was measured at 769,057 shares. The counter had ended the previous trading day at $59.25. The 52-week high of the share price is $78.56 and the 52-week low is $57.37. With close to 647,023,000 shares as outstanding, the counter has a market cap valued at $39,009 million.


  
Bank Of Montreal (NYSE:BMO) reported a rise of 1.3% or 114,723 shares in its short interest. The short figure came in at 1.4% of the total floats. The average daily volume of 923,634 shares suggests that the days to cover 8,954,002 short positions, as on February 27,2015, will be 10. On February 13,2015, the short interest was 8,839,279 shares.

Wednesday, March 11, 2015

BREAKING BMO Internal Memo ."Strictly Confidential"... #StayTunedFollowbyEmail #BMO #Money #investing #finance #MoveMyMoney #BMOfiasco

"Strictly Confidential" for internal use ONLY"  Under Embargo for now ..#StayTunedFollowbyEmail#BMO #Money #investing #finance #MoveMyMoney #BMOFiasco

Below is the letter Signed by Simon Fish  that caused #BMO to issue "Strictly Confidential" for internal use ONLY Memo not even on letter head .....SO THE EMBARGO ....will publish as soon as  ASAP

Clear copy http://www.lsuc.on.ca/uploadedFiles/TWUBMOFinancialGroupMarch26.pdf

Now Share prices:
Quite A DEBACLE SINCE THE March 26, 2014  LETTER WENT PUBLIC..

Market Watch
As of 23:31 ET, Wednesday March 11, 2015  

Last Change   
BMO TSX 75.66 0.59    from  A HIGH OF $85
BMO NYSE   59.25 0.08    FROM A HIGH OF $71 LATE LAST YEAR
TSX Comp 14,739.20 97.44
DJIA 17,635.39 -27.55


SEE SIMON FISH LETER ON BEHALF OF BMO
not available here anymore
 
 
BUT TRY Here
 
 


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SEE SIMON FISH LETER ON BEHALF OF BMO


other letters online
https://www.google.ca/#q=JVARRO+ISUC.ON.CA

Leak: Bank of Montreal now requiring business partners to conform to its pro-gay ‘diversity’ standards

http://everydayforlifecanada.blogspot.ca/2014/11/why-i-will-be-cancelling-my-bmo.html

Freedom,

Leak: Bank of Montreal now requiring business partners to conform to its pro-gay ‘diversity’ standards

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By Pete Baklinski
The Bank of Montreal, Canada’s fourth largest bank, has begun a process of requiring the businesses with which it works to conform to its pro-homosexual “diversity” standards.

In an October 9th email to its legal suppliers, leaked by the Institute for Canadian Values, the Bank of Montreal (BMO) wrote that to show its “commitment to diversity and inclusion” it will no longer do business with law firms whose diversity standards are “not compatible” with the bank’s.

However, the bank indicated that law firms were only the first among many groups it does business with to face the sanctions, stating: “The bank is starting with legal suppliers and going from there.”

“BMO requires the law firms with whom we do business to disclose the diversity statistics of their associates, partners and management committee as part of our External Counsel Selection Program,” the communication from the head office states.
“If there [sic] standards are not compatible with the bank, they will be dropped,” the letter adds.

BMO states in the letter that it is the first Canadian bank to have such a supplier hiring policy in place, saying it is “at the forefront of a new frontier in which we not only expect higher standards of diversity and inclusion from ourselves, but our suppliers as well.”

LifeSiteNews repeatedly asked BMO by email and phone how it can claim to support “diversity and inclusivity” when at the same time it will drop law firms that may have a differing view on marriage and sexuality, but did not receive a response.
Charles McVety, president of the Institute for Canadian Values as well as the Canada Family Action Coalition, called the policy “thinly veiled discrimination against Christians.”

“They are in essence saying: ‘If you support traditional marriage, we will not do business with you,’” he told LifeSiteNews.

“They have made it very clear that if you subscribe to Christian values, then they are not going to do business with you. That is discrimination. It violates the protections under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms and under the equality provisions of the Charter.”

Gwen Landolt, a lawyer and national vice-president of Real Women of Canada, called BMO’s policy the “height of discrimination and intolerance.”
 
 
“Their position is shocking and appalling. They have applied political correctness to the absolute borderline of insanity,” she told LifeSiteNews.

LifeSiteNews asked the Canadian Bankers Association (CBA) if BMO was legally allowed to discriminate against vendors in this manner, to which it replied: “The CBA does not comment on the business operations of individual members.”

This is not the first time BMO, Canada’s oldest and fourth largest bank, has used its clout in campaigning for homosexual privilege in the name of “diversity and inclusivity.”

In March the bank wrote to the Law Society of Upper Canada asking it to deny accreditation of Trinity Western University’s legal program since the bank viewed the university’s Community Covenant — which requires students to abstain from “sexual intimacy that violates the sacredness of marriage between a man and woman” — as discriminatory against homosexuals.

“We believe the Community Covenant discriminates against individuals on the basis of sexual orientation and gender expression,” the letter, signed by BMO Executive Vice-President Simon Fish, states.

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BMO has played a significant role behind the scenes in promoting homosexuality in the workplace, helping to establish a group called Legal Leaders for Diversity (LLD) which exists not only for “promoting diversity in the workplace,” but to “creat[e] a more inclusive profession for LGBT lawyers and staff.”

The group’s mission, according to its website, is to “support vendors and suppliers whose ownership or employee base reflects a commitment to diversity and inclusion.”

Major Canadian corporations belonging to LLD include everything from car companies and grocery chains to computer firms and cereal companies. Among a list of 76 companies are included: Sobeys, Target, BP, Ford, Xerox, Bell, RBC, UPS, The Home Depot, Coca-Cola, JohnSon, Chevron, HP, Dell, Kellogg’s, OLG, Shell, TD, and Nissan.

So active has top BMO brass been in the push for “inclusivity and diversity” that Diversity Canada Magazine selected Richard Rudderham, BMO Financial Group’s Chief Human Resources Officer, as one of its 2014 “Top 10 Diversity Change Leaders” for his efforts in “establish[ing] a culture of inclusion.”

In 2006 the bank financed the construction in Toronto of the first condominium complex in Canada to be marketed exclusively to homosexuals, affirming at that time its commitment to “supporting the diversity of the marketplace which will in turn help make our communities healthier and happier.”

McVety is asking concerned Canadians to contact BMO to tell them to stop discriminating against Christians. He said if BMO does not back down and reverse policy, he will consider rallying Christians nationwide to boycott the bank.
“We hope BMO will come to its senses and realize that discrimination against Christians is not viable before we have to call for a boycott,” he said.

Contact:
BMO Financial Group
Corporate Communications
100 King Street West, 28th Floor
Toronto, ON M5X 1A1
Tel: (416) 867-6785

BMO President & CEOcorp.secretary@bmo.com
BMO Board of Directorsboard.directors@bmo.com

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