Difficult to find this place. You must be an RBC account holder to exchange US Dollar ! Never…read moreheard of a place telling me your money is no good here. Then they lied and told me that only Money Mart was the only place in Whistler village that exchanges money.

I am sorry to say i did not have a good experience with sending a wire, and i was also told at one…read morepoint after 5 hours that this might not be possible to even send wire. In the morning i had been offered a fairly good exchange rate that had the clerk got the swift number correct it would have been sent then and there but was not and instead i was asked to go back and a wonderful gentleman Patrick noted the mistake the other clerk had made, and stepped in, but i had lost the good exchange rate from this morning by then, if it had not been for Patrick i am not sure this would have got done at all, it was not great. I would love an apology really for the hours of stress i was caused, it really was dredful

We needed help with our bank cards in an emergency and the tellers were super helpful and friendly…read more We entered the bank in a panic and left feeling calm and confident. I highly recommend this location near the Sheraton Wall hotel!

This is just another TD bank in Vancouver. Nothing too wow about this location. It is the same as…read moreany other TD. Only issue I have here is the parking. This is one of the few locations that I believe that needs to be renovated. It is quite busy during weekday.

I used to live nearby and yes that was super long time ago. My mom loves coming to this CIBC…read morebecause its open on Saturday. Free parking can be found at the back. We walked in and we were shocked that the entire place was renovated. The teller became a machine and is square located at the back of the bank in a corner. We stared at the teller. Awkwardly stared at it. Someone who works there came to us and offered to show my mom how to use the digital banking system. We got what needed to be done at the end of the day. They added a sofa for people who wants to facebook or twitter. In my mind..."No thanks... I will facebook at home... My real home". Not at a bank that has a signed that says "at home". The bank is open now after the renovation. Not sure how much my mom fancy the square teller at the back of the bank. She might not come back. She is too old fashion and need human interaction.

A really old branch. Surprising though they still offer their high end Imperial Service…read more 2 atms. few free spots in the back. Across fr Kings Chinese.

I opened bank account with CIBC on Feb.2024, for the cash reward promotion, at that time they said…read moreonly need one direct deposit and two pre-authorized deposit should be ok, so I did that, but after 8 months, I still didn't get any cash rewards, so I asked them , the reason is because the BC Hydro bill charged two month each time not one month each, so it is not met their request, I can't get any rewards! this is so funny! I feel cheated and very disappointed so closed the account without any hesitation!

I went to the CIBC Lincoln branch on the 29th around 11.15 am had the worst possible service, the…read morecashier did not know what he was doing, and took very long to assist, I explained when I reached the window that my Mother ( 91yrs) was in the taxi outside and I was in a bit of hurry, believe me, he took twice as long. I asked for some chance of 2 rolls of loonies for my mother to use for laundry. I got 2 rolls of loonies but got charged for 2 Rolls of toonies, as per the receipt attached. If the bank checked the cashier would have been over at closing. I would have hoped that someone would have called me to inform me of the mixup, and credited my account. I never heard from the bank. I suppose they are hoping I did not notice the mixup. Very disappointed with a bank I have been with for over 25 years.

Hyper-clean branch. Very brightly lit, tidy, and welcoming. It's a little bit on the smaller side…read moreso it feels less intimidating than the downtown branch. I'm sure there are banking students that work here because the tellers don't always have that level of confidence or experience that bank tellers normally have. One advantage is that they really cater to the student market here (obviously) and it's less embarrassing to admit that you're a poor student here than other Vancouver neighbourhoods with ultra rich people everywhere. It's super convenient to have a full-service branch on campus, that's for sure. And right by the (trolly) bus loop too.

I am posting another review with more details about the incident at Scotiabank on April 4, 2014…read more The bank is hiding these reviews because they obviously have something to be ashamed of.  However, the public should be aware of one of their representatives named Henry whose methods of dealing with customers is both disrespectful and abusive.  Specifically, I phoned the bank and asked if they could transfer a large amount of money from another bank to one closer to home on campus. I also told the woman who answered the phone that I was unwell and did not want to go back and forth to the banks. The woman on the phone said it would be "no problem" for the bank to make the transfer over the phone for me.  An appointment was set up to see Henry and after about 45 minutes of him trying to convince me to put my money into a savings plan that did not interest me, I then asked him to just transfer the money, but he said he would not do that. When I complained about the inconsistency of the information I was given, Henry did not even apologize; instead, he became defensive, rude, and using inappropriate hand gestures started telling me to "take it easy,"etc in a patronizing manner. When I asked him to stop, he criticized my tone in a condescending way. Apparently some Asian people do not like the range of tones that is characteristic of native English speakers and some Asian men, in particular, prefer women speak in a monotone. When I asked him to stop his patronizing behaviour, he became more agitated and tried to turn the whole thing on me by accusing me of being abusive. I am a nearly 60 year old 100 pound woman and have lived in Vancouver for over 30 years. I have never encountered this kind of treatment, but I guess Canadians have to expect more of this as our city continues to be sold to foreign investors. When I called him on his inappropriate behaviour he literally became irate and threatened to put a negative notation on my file! Needless to say, I was no longer interested in putting my money in this bank  and I immediately left. I then went to another bank on campus and there was no problem setting up another account.  Unfortunately, Henry could not let this go. He then sent me a completely unnecessary unpleasant letter of rejection that contained a false statement and an ambiguous reason why he did not want me to bank there. Appalled by this provocation, I called the bank and complained. To this day, there has been no apology for this unconscionable behaviour, and in fact, the bank simply hid my online review from the public, so I am re-posting another review because I feel strongly the community needs to be aware of this person and his dangerous, unethical ways of dealing with customers. There is no excuse in the world for threatening customers and sending them dishonest letters.