BMO National Mural Series
The BMO National Mural Series is a program launched by BMO in partnership with STEPS, connecting local artists to BMO branches across Canada to beautify spaces and foster strong community relationships through the power of public art.
In 2021, BMO collaborated with STEPS and artist Gosia Komorski in creating a mural at the BMO Yonge and Roselawn branch in Toronto’s bustling Midtown neighbourhood. This marked the start of the BMO National Mural Series, a program that brings together local artists and BMO branches across what is currently Canada to create unique works of art. The aim is to beautify and activate spaces through the power of public art following BMO’s Purpose to Boldly Grow the Good in Business and in Life, and is dedicated to the building, investing and supporting of the communities they are a part of.
This initiative includes:
- 60+ one-of-a-kind activations at BMO branches across Canada (and growing!)
- Paid opportunities for local artists and designers across Canada
- Fostering positive recognition and community engagement through public art
Through STEPS’ expertise in public art management and customized approach in one-of-a-kind installations to foster inclusive communities, these activations are tied together by themes of community, family and diversity.
BMO National Mural Series Installations
Explore the public art activations at BMO branches from coast-to-coast and the artists that created them.
British Columbia Murals

80th Ave & 204 St (Langley)
Langley CNR Station by Kyle Scott

Arbutus Mall (Vancouver)
Woven Forest by Thomas Cannell

Cloverdale (Surrey)
Growing Together by Catilin McDonagh

East Hastings & Slocan (Vancouver)
The North Shore by Kari Kristensen

Lansdowne Centre (Richmond)
Mountains, Sea, and Sky by Kyle Scott

Lougheed Hwy & Ottawa St (Port Coquitlam)
Where the Light is Found by Marcelline Siu

Lougheed Town Centre (Burnaby)
Urban Oasis by Cynthia Tran Vo

Main & 28th Ave (Vancouver)
Future Families and Seaside Picnic, Starry Night, Windy Hills, Secret Waterfall, Beach Day by Jeff Kulak

Station Square (Burnaby)
Backyard by Rory Doyle

West 40th & Cambie (Vancouver)
Equilibrium by Carolyn Wong

Willowbrook (Langley)
Thomas Jose
Alberta Murals

17th Ave & 9th St (Calgary)
Spring Melts by Nasarimba (Rachel Ziriada and Mikhail Miller)

Carleton Ave (Red Deer)
Summer on the River by Roberta Murray

Country Hills & Cornerstone (Calgary)
Northeast Reflections by Kerzeka

Dunmore & Carry Dr (Medicine Hat)
The Gathering by Wendy Struck

Legacy (Calgary)
Taking Root by Mary Haasdyk
Saskatchewan Murals

Southland Mall (Regina)
The Nature of Geometry by Bruno Hernani
Manitoba Murals

Seasons (Winnipeg)
ᐋᑕᔫᐦᑫᐃᐧᐣ – Âtayôhkêwin – Ah-tah-yo-kay-win: A Sacred Story by Jordan Stranger
Ontario Murals

16th & Spadina (Richmond Hill)
Zodiac Garden by Carolyn Wong

Bank & Daze (Ottawa)
Serve, Honour, Remember by Ryan Smeeton

Barrhaven Centre (Ottawa)
Threads of Connection by Kalkidan Assefa

Barrhaven West (Ottawa)
A Helping Hand by Dominic Laporte

Beaches (Toronto)
Connected by Rei Misiri

Brightwater Port Credit (Mississauga)
Leisure by the Lakeshore by Mackenzie Coleman

Brooklin (Whitby)
Community Connections by Sarah Taniwa

County Fair Plaza (Thunder Bay)
Binesi Madigaang – Thunderbird’s Tipi by Jordan Quequish

Dundas & Spadina (Toronto)
Meet on Spadina by Carolyn Wong

Dundas & Trafalgar (Oakville)
Community Canvas by Asli Alin

Erin Mills (Mississauga)
Moving Forward by Matt Salisbury

Fischer-Hallman & Bleams (Kitchener)
Reciprocity by Choolee

Fourth & Vansickle (St. Catharines)
Ribbons by Vermillion Sands

Front & Berkeley (Toronto)
Our World is in Motion by Samara Shuter

Heart Lake Town Ctr (Brampton)
Lovin’ Lake Life by Pam Lostracco

Hurontario & Bovaird (Brampton)
In Bloom by Jason Zante

Islington & Rexdale (Etobicoke)
The City Heart by Alëna Skarina

Major Mackenzie & Melville (Vaughan)
Together We Are Stronger by Farida Zaman

Main Street (Picton)
Escape to the County by Steph Payne

Marine Parade & Silver Moon (Etobicoke)
A Stroll by the Humber by Poonam Sharma

Mirvish Village (Toronto)
To Dwell Is To Leave Traces II by Jessica Thalmann

Orangeville Branch (Orangeville)
Loving Becoming Orangeville by Wendy Reid

Oshawa Centre (Oshawa)
Geared for Growth by Zuna Amir

Oxford & Wonderland (London)
Roots of the Forest City by Keerat Kaur

Simcoe & Windfields Farm (Oshawa)
Learn and Live by Meaghan Claire Kehoe

South Common Hall (Mississauga)
Flourish by Yen Linh Thai

Square One Mall (Mississauga)
Our Sanctuary by Adrian Forrow

The Well (Toronto)
Tessellated Labyrinth by LeuWebb (Christine Leu and Alan Webb)

Thompson & Louis St-Laurent (Milton)
Cedar Sky by Stephanie Scott

Victoria Street (Alliston)
Onwards and Upwards by Ryan Smeeton

Winona Crossing (Stoney Creek)
Morning Performance, Lower Punchbowl Falls by Victoria Pearce

Winston Churchill & Laird (Mississauga)
Make Time by Ray Vidal

Weber & Lincoln (Waterloo)
Harmony Blooms by Stephanie Boutari

Westford Centre (Scarborough)
Beyond the Horizon by Mo Thunder

Weston Road & Highway 7 (Vaughan)
The Humber River Flows Through Here by Erin McCluskey

Yonge & Harbour (Toronto)
Harbourfront Views by Raz Latif

Yonge & Roselawn (Toronto)
On Our Way to Bloom and Together We Will Grow by Gosia Komorski
Quebec Murals

Griffintown (Montreal)
La nature s’invite en by Lucas Saenger

Parc & Laurier (Montreal)
La vie du Plateau by Whatisadam

Robert Bourassa & René Levesque (Montreal)
City Facets by Boris Biberdzic

Ville Mont Royal (Montreal)
Connaught Park by Bryan Beyung
New Brunswick Murals

Main Branch (Fredericton)
The Winsome Capital & Gentle Waters by Connie Wheaton

Prospect St (Fredericton)
Though We Roam, It’s Always Home by Laura Forrester
Nova Scotia Murals

Clayton Park (Halifax)
Coastal Community by Absen (John McPartland)

Mumford Rd (Halifax)
Family Group by Alice Jennex
Newfoundland and Labrador Murals

Water Street & Bishop’s Cove (St. John’s)
City to Sea by Molly Margaret
Thanks to photographers across the country who’ve captured the BMO National Mural Series impact since 2021:
Aly Ambler, Anushay Sheikh, Avalon Mohns, Ayesha Khan, Craig Conoley, Eric Reid, Eunice Hau, Damien Bouchard, Danielle Herakovic, Jackie Larkin, Kara O’Keefe, Kelly Baker, May Shi, Michael Bell, Mila Bright Zlatanovic, Nadiya Marwah, Nicolas Abou, Thomas Jose, Woodgate Photography, and more.
These works of art were made possible by BMO in collaboration with STEPS Public Art. BMO’s National Mural Series was designed to create opportunities to celebrate local communities and the people who live and visit them. By working with hyper-local artists to design murals with meaning and impact specific to each location, BMO hopes to bring art to areas where artists and community members might not otherwise have an opportunity.
At BMO, we are proud to be partners in these communities, celebrate our customers, and support local artists. These beautiful pieces of art not only express BMO’s Purpose, which is to Boldly Grow the Good in Business and Life and dedication towards building, investing and supporting communities; they also provide opportunities to surprise and delight those visiting our branches. We look forward to expanding this program and curating many more murals in branches across Canada.
