Edmonton Mill Woods Federal NDP

I have been trying to get hold of CIBC Customer Service for 1 week, either it is a one hour wait on the phone and ask you to leave a message on their line and promise to get back to you, but they don't. It has happened multiple times last week.
So today I tried to contact the online service center and asked for a live agent and the answer I got was that their agents were busy and was cut off.
Is there a limit to how much the banks try to nickel and dime us by reducing the customer service at the same time increasing their monthly service charges to hold our money in their account. I had cancelled their accounts a few years ago for the same reason and again I transferred my accounts to theirs.
All the big three banks namely TD Bank, CIBC and RBC sucks at customer service. Does anyone have any suggestions how to get hold of customer service. I am posting this in desperation.
Will the government do something about the Bank charges. (Ironic that we have a banker as a head of state, will he make changes?)
Thank you

Never bank with BMO, the worst customer service in Canada!!!!

A new era?

Housing in Canada is in crisis. Families are being priced out of their communities. Young people no longer believe they will ever own a home. And corporate landlords continue to profit while people struggle to keep a roof over their heads.

We need a national plan that puts people before profits.

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Ending corporate profiteering and giving communities the first chance to buy rental buildings;

Getting the federal government back into building homes, including public, affordable, non-market, and co-ops;

Protecting renters with a National Renters’ Bill of Rights and creating real paths to homeownership;

Partnering with Indigenous governments to support Indigenous-led housing solutions;

Ensuring no one is left without a home by investing in Housing First and ending encampment sweeps on federal land.

For decades, Liberal and Conservative governments have helped big investors treat housing like stocks to be traded for profit instead of a human right. That needs to end.

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Thank you for your support,
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