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221 Saint-Jacques Street | Montréal
Quebec, Canada
Originally founded in Halifax in 1869 as the Merchants' Bank it later became the Merchants' Bank of Halifax, to change name once again in 1901 to became the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC). In 1907, the bank moved its headquarters to Montreal.
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Near subway station Place-d'ArmesOther name
Banque Provinciale, Ancienne Banque Royale, Former Royal Bank
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Building achieved the same year (2010)
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