Grand Banking Hall

The historic space of the business is adorned with a gold leaf coffered ceiling that showcases the colourful emblems of Canada's nine early Confederation provinces. The ceiling is a tribute to the country's rich history (the bank was built before Newfoundland joined the Confederation). The space is also characterized by majestic Corinthian columns and Toronto's only 100-foot long bar, which is artistically designed to resemble the original teller's counter. Additionally, the space boasts towering cathedral windows that flood the area with natural light and offer breathtaking views of the bustling corner of Yonge and King streets.