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BMO Donations As one of Canada’s largest corporate donors, BMO Financial Group is committed to BMO improving the quality of life in the communities where we do business. Today, we fund charities and not-for-profit organizations in hundreds of towns and cities across the Financial Group country. Here are some of the organizations we supported in fiscal 2006. 2006 Donations List 519 Church Street Community Centre, Toronto, ON AMICI Camping Charity, Toronto, ON Auburn Drive Athletics Department, Cole Harbour, NS Anglican Church of Canada, Toronto, ON Auburn Varsity Basketball, Cole Harbour, NS A Annex Cat Rescue, Toronto, ON Aum Productions, Mississauga, ON Aberdeen Hospital Trust, New Glasgow, NS Aphasia Institute, Toronto, ON Aurora Atom A Tigers, Aurora, ON Absolute Leadership Dev. In., Hamilton, ON Armée du Salut, Montréal, QC Aurora Tigers Major Peewee Hockey, Aurora, ON Acadia University, Wolfville, NS Armée du Salut, Shawinigan, QC Autism Society Ontario, Willowdale, ON Action Communiterre, Montréal, QC Arran Tara Elementary School Breakfast Club, Tara, ON Acton Sports Action Park, Acton, ON Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto, ON B Adult Learning Disabilities Employment Resources, Toronto, ON Art Gallery of Windsor, Windsor, ON B.C. Cancer Foundation, Kelowna, BC Adult Safe Hockey League Team, Port Moody, BC Art of Time Ensemble, Toronto, ON B.C. Children’s Hospital Foundation, Vancouver, BC Advancing Canadian Entrepreneurship,, Corner Brook, NL Arthritis Society – Québec, Montréal, QC B.C. Original Minds Association, West Vancouver, BC AIDS Committee of Toronto, Toronto, ON Arthritis Society, Fredericton, NB B.C. Wheelchair Sports Association, Vancouver, BC AIESEC Canada Inc., Toronto, ON Arthur Minor Lacrosse, Arthur, ON B.C. Women’s Hospital & Healthcare Foundation, Vancouver, BC Ajax Budokan Judo Club, Ajax, ON Arts Umbrella Dance Company, Vancouver, BC B’nai Brith Canada Foundation, Toronto, ON Ajax Knights Bantam AE Hockey Team, Ajax, ON Asian Society for the Intervention of AIDS, Vancouver, BC Ballet Jorgen Canada, Toronto, ON Ajax Soccer Club - Gunners, Ajax, ON Asper Jewish Community Campus, Winnipeg, MB Bantam Raiders 91’s Div. 1 Softball, Saskatoon, SK Akinsondale Parents Association, St. Albert, AB Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary, Elkhart, IN Banting Research Foundation, Toronto, ON Akwesasne Junior B. Lightning Lacrosse, Akwesasne, ON Association de Hockey Beauport, Beauport, QC Barbra Schlifer Commemorative Clinic, Toronto, ON Alberta Adolescent Recovery Centre, Calgary, AB Association des Artistes peintes affilies de la Rive-Sud, Barrie Colts Atom AAA Hockey Team, Barrie, ON Alberta Cancer Foundation, Edmonton, AB St-Bruno-de-Montarville, QC Bathurst Rotary Club, Bathurst, NB Alberta Children’s Hospital Foundation, Calgary, AB Association du Hockey Mineur de Sherbrooke Ouest, Rock Bathurst Volunteer Centre de Benevolat de Bathurst Inc., Alberta Council of Women’s Shelters, Edmonton, AB Forest, QC Bathurst, NB Alberta Heart Institute, Edmonton, AB Association du Hockey Mineur de Terrebonne, Terrebonne, QC Battleford Union Hospital Foundation, Battleford, SK Aldeburgh Connection Concert Society, Toronto, ON Association Joie De Vivre Anjou, Anjou, QC ALS of P.E.I., Charlottetown, PE Association of Fundraising Professionals Greater Toronto Area, Alzheimer Society of Canada, Toronto, ON Toronto, ON ® Alzheimer Society of Kitchener Waterloo, Waterloo, ON Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada, Moncton, NB Alzheimer Society of Toronto, Toronto, ON Atlantic Baptist University, Moncton, NB Alzheimer Society of Sudbury-Manitoulin, Amherst, MA Atlantic Institute for Market Studies, Halifax, NS 1 BMO Financial Group – 2006 Donations List Battlefords United Way, Battleford, SK Cambridge Roadrunners Girls Hockey Association, Canadian National Institute for the Blind, Toronto, ON Bay St. George Diabetes Association, Stephenville, NL Cambridge, ON Canadian Opera Company, Toronto, ON Baycrest Women’s Auxilliary, Toronto, ON Camp Oochigeas, Toronto, ON Canadian Race Relations Foundation, Toronto, ON Big Brothers Big Sisters Charlottetown, Campia Gymnastics, Mount Pearl, NF Canadian Red Cross – Edmonton, Edmonton, AB Charlottetown, PE Camrose District Soccer Association, Camrose, BC Canadian Society for the Weizmann Institute of Science, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Canada, Burlington, ON Canada Safeway Foundation, Calgary, AB North York, ON Big Brothers of Sarnia - Lambton, Sarnia, ON Canada-Israel Children’s Centres, Vaughan, ON Canadian Stage Company, Toronto, ON Bishop’s University, Lennoxville, QC Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame, Toronto, ON Canadian Tire Foundation for Families, Toronto, ON Blackfoot Hockey Association, Calgary, AB Canadian 4-H Foundation, Ottawa, ON Canadian Unity Council, Montréal, QC Blooms Westport, Westport, ON Canadian American Business Council, Mississauga, ON CANES Home Support Services, Toronto, ON Board of School Trustees of School District No. 36 Surrey, Canadian Asian International Students Association, Cape Breton Miners Foundation, Glace Bay, NS Surrey, BC London, ON Cape Breton University, Sydney, NS Boating for Children’s Charities, Bolton, ON Canadian Association for Disabled Skiing, Ottawa, ON Capitol Arts Centre, Port Hope, ON Bouclier d’Athena, Ville Mont-Royal, QC Canadian Association of Food Banks, Toronto, ON Carberry Child Care Co-operative Inc, Winnipeg, MB Boundless, Toronto, ON Canadian Badlands Passion Play, Drumheller, AB Cariboo Foundation Hospital Trust, Williams Lake, BC Boys & Girls Club of Canada, Markham, ON Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation, Calgary, AB Carleton Place Soccer Club, Carleton Place, ON Boys & Girls Club of Kawartha, Lindsay, ON Canadian Cancer Society, Montréal, QC Carleton University, Ottawa, ON Boys and Girls Club of Fredericton, Fredericton, NB Canadian Cancer Society Newfoundland Division, Carrefour de santé de Jonquière, Jonquière, QC Brantford Minor Softball Association Inc., Brantford, ON St. John’s, NL Casa (Child and Adolescent Services Association) Breast Cancer Action Nova Scotia, Halifax, NS Canadian Cancer Society - 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