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The minute customers enter the
new Scotiabank at Lonsdale and
14th, they realize chat this is a
people-friendly bank. “Our cus-
tomers like the brightness from
all the windows,” says Debbi
Guylas, a teller ac the North
Shore Scotiabank for more than
15 years. “The centre is welcom-
ing and spacious — and kids
love the tropical fish tank!”
Scotiabank’s new Commercial

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. This old Bank of Nova Scotia building sat on the same
property as todays new structure (circa 1951).

Realtor, Don
Homer remembers
the-old branch
pictured above.
His father started
Scotiabanking in
1946 and Don
continues the
tradition with his
wife & family.

; Scotiabank at Lonsdale / 14th isa 1 state-of! ‘the-art facility
B with a people friendly feel.

* Putting People First

Banking Centre is a great envi-
ronment for employees too,” she
adds. “Each teller has their own
workstation. That means we can
service our customers more effi-
ciently and provide them with
increased privacy. And seniors
really appreciate our new “sit
down banking” services.”

New Design Improves
Customer Convenience

Centre Manager Bill Sharma
explains the new, state-of-the-art

facility centre was designed with
two key objectives in mind: to
expand services to provide cus-
tomers with a one-stop locarion
for all their personal and busi-
ness banking needs while creat-
ing a service-friendly environ-
ment. “The design allows us to
provide specialized service to our
customers. Our personal bank-
ing officers and commercial
managers now have their own

enclosed offices so customers can