TD Canada Trust

Always polite service, nice branch to visit

This is the branch closest to my house. I’m not sure if I ever transferred my accounts over to have this as my primary branch — with TD, it never seems to matter if it’s your home branch or not, at least not for my uses. Big plus for them.
Standard TD Canada Trust niceties apply:
–They don’t make you walk around to the back of the building to see a teller, which is still my preferred method of interacting with the bank. I’m looking at you, RBC.
–Quick, knowledgeable staff. All of my issues — especially stressful ones, like loss prevention issues with my debit card — are handled by whoever happens to be available, and quickly at that.
–Long hours, at least by bank standards: 8 to 8 weekdays. I can’t make it out to a branch during work hours, so this is huge for me.
–Did I mention the staff? Every time I’ve come in — from basic transactions to setting up student lines of credit — the staff has been cheerful, courteous and knew what they were doing, or knew who to ask.
–Not having to fill out deposit or withdrawl slips anymore is heaven. I think other banks are doing this too now, but I believe it started at Canada Trust, and I definitely appreciate it.
This location in particular is reasonably new, with a fairly modern look, and is always clean. I do wish they hadn’t taken away the second indoor ATM though — can be annoying if someone is standing there, inexplicably doing twenty transactions over almost as many minutes.
Drive-​through ATM for those so inclined.