Schedule I banks These are banks that are not a subsidiary of a non Canadian bank

Schedule II banks These are Canadian banks which are subsidiaries of foreign banks

These are the 22 domestic Canadian banks as of October, 2010 according to Wikipedia Bank of Montreal Bank of Nova Scotia Bank West Bridgewater Bank Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Canadian Tire Bank Canadian Western Bank Citizens Bank of Canada (the bank has become a 'non-deposit taking bank' and therefore no longer offers savings and loans products.) CS Alterna Bank DirectCash Bank Dundee Bank of Canada First Nations Bank of Canada General Bank of Canada HomEquity Bank Jameson Bank Laurentian Bank of Canada Manulife Bank of Canada National Bank of Canada Pacific & Western Bank of Canada President's Choice Bank Royal Bank of Canada Toronto-Dominion Bank (operating as "TD Canada Trust") These are the 22 domestic Canadian banks as of October, 2010 according to Wikipedia

As of October 2010, there were 25 of these banks in Canada, however 4 are in liquidation. AMEX Bank of Canada Bank of America Canada (in voluntary liquidation) Bank of China (Canada) Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ (Canada) Bank One Canada (in voluntary liquidation) BNP Paribas (Canada) Citco Bank Canada Citibank Canada CTC Bank of Canada Habib Canadian Bank HSBC Bank Canada ICICI Bank Canada Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Canada) ING Bank of Canada J.P. Morgan Bank Canada J.P. Morgan Canada (in liquidation) Korea Exchange Bank of Canada MBNA Canada Bank Mega International Commercial Bank (Canada) Mizuho Corporate Bank (Canada) Royal Bank of Scotland (Canada) (In Voluntary Liquidation) Shinhan Bank Canada Société Générale (Canada) State Bank of India (Canada) Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation of Canada UBS Bank (Canada) Walmart Canada Bank