[Gator13]

My vote for BMO IL would be the no gimmick, no hidden charge, zero commission suite of 72 ETFs. Buy one share at a time if one wants. Who needs mutual funds?

Caveat: I think BMO IL may have a $50 annual charge for RESPs under a certain value. In which case one would have to have one other account with them to cross the $15?k or $25?k threshold for fee-free accounts. Would have to check their FAQ on commissions and fees.

I agree with the above. We have been with BMO Investorline for 20+ years and are quite happy with them.

 

[AltaRed]

I agree with the above. We have been with BMO Investorline for 20+ years and are quite happy with them.

However, be aware of atrocious bond pricing at BMO IL. It is not the place for bond buyers.

 

[Ukrainiandude]

National Bank has commission-free trading. I haven't opened an account yet, but I do plan on switching to them. A link to their website is below.

Online brokerage | NBDB

All of our tools and services are at your disposal with NBDB, including buying stocks, opening and transferring and account, etc.

nbdb.ca

I have switched to NBDB from Questrade. Opened account online. Phoned in and asked to do transfer in kind. Transfer in kind took two business days.