I'll start with Winnipeg's since its one of my favourites
it was built in 1990 and is 128m tall.
http://www.glasssteelandstone.com/Images/CA/MB/CA-WinnipegTorontoDominion-001.jpg

The TD Center in Toronto's my personal fave.

http://www.bharchitects.com/architecture/portfolio/portfolio_images/port_photos/td-korab.jpg

Victoria

http://skyscraperpage.com/cities/?buildingID=8248

http://skyscraperpage.com/gallery/data/533/1186td_093004.jpg

Halifax
http://www.greaterhalifax.com/media/images/image_TD_Tower.jpg

TD Centre in Winnipeg.
http://img91.exs.cx/img91/8669/picture00865ak.jpg

Vancouver

http://skyscraperpage.com/gallery/data/529/3309td_towerdec_2000.jpg

London

http://img63.echo.cx/img63/7923/dundasking37pi.jpg

http://img63.echo.cx/img63/1484/img00169jb.jpg

Calgary's one of the nicer buildings in town.

http://www.photodump.com/direct/Ed_14/194479.jpg

http://www.photodump.com/direct/Ed_14/198233.jpg

162 Metres
40 Floors
Completed 1991

Edmonton

http://www.oxfordproperties.com/LoImages/bg/02050_BG.jpg

I am not sure what Montreal's TD tower is... can someone tell me plz?

Well for Toronto I like the Old Canada Trust building in BCE Place. That works for me. I must say however I really like the one in WInnipeg.

A nice evening shot
http://img36.echo.cx/img36/3706/100_1762.jpg

I like the TD Bank Tower, but Canada Trust tower at BCE Place is the best. The top is the most distinctive of the boxy rooves in Toronto. Does TD Canada Trust need two towers though? Edmonton's and Calgary's are really nice too.

Found Regina...its on the right
http://skyscraperpage.com/gallery/data/679/646balloon-july24-02.jpg

Hmm, Kitchener actually has 3 TD offices, all downtown, all on King Street. Infact, they would have had 4 (unless you count the smallest one, 3rd photo), but dont, because phase 2 of the main modern tower (1st photo) wasn't built, for some reason (if you know, lemme know).

Credits of the photos go to Trillium Photography.

http://img46.echo.cx/img46/3783/tdtrillium22wv.jpg

http://img46.echo.cx/img46/4451/tdtrillium40oy.jpg

http://img46.echo.cx/img46/9350/tdtrillium14er.jpg

Wow, Regina's HSBC building is bigger than TD's? And it's nicer too! Someone should post a thread of HSBC, Desjardins and National Bank buildings. Kitchener's TD is awesome. What are the rounded tops?

St. John's 10-story TD Place
http://www.fortisproperties.com/site-fortis/media/1/bldg_tdplace.jpg

Toronto
http://skyscraperpage.com/gallery/data/547/3309td_bce_place_2003_.jpg

Wow, Regina's HSBC building is bigger than TD's? And it's nicer too! Someone should post a thread of HSBC, Desjardins and National Bank buildings. Kitchener's TD is awesome. What are the rounded tops?

The rounded tops are the buildings ta-ta's, its known ( at least in my neighborhood) as the Dolly Parton Building :tongue2:

I'll start with Winnipeg's since its one of my favourites
it was built in 1990 and is 128m tall.
http://www.glasssteelandstone.com/Images/CA/MB/CA-WinnipegTorontoDominion-001.jpg
You know, now that I think about it, that's really not the TD building anymore. The Aspers own the entire tower now and are putting their own sign on top. I'm not even sure that TD has a presence there anymore outside of the branch in the underground concourse. Which is to say I don't know if they occupy any part of the building itself anymore. Just another branch really.

The rounded tops are the buildings ta-ta's, its known ( at least in my neighborhood) as the Dolly Parton Building :tongue2:

Never heard of that title before. :p

Sorry for the really late reply, samsonyuen. I've got no clue what the rounded tops actually are.

Does anybody know what the second phase of the TD building was supposed to be? I read it was just going to be a twin of the first one, but they decided not to build it. I've got no clue.

All the major cities have really nice TD buildings, especially Winnipeg and Toronto, But I noticed I didn't see Montreal?

Hmm, Kitchener actually has 3 TD offices, all downtown, all on King Street. Infact, they would have had 4 (unless you count the smallest one, 3rd photo), but dont, because phase 2 of the main modern tower (1st photo) wasn't built, for some reason (if you know, lemme know).
http://img46.echo.cx/img46/3783/tdtrillium22wv.jpg

hehe
Kitchener's looks like a religious temple of some sort.

Regina
http://www.foundlocally.com/Regina/images/TDBankBuilding.jpg

:O !! There's still an eatons in vancouver? -or is that just an eatons centre?

^of course not. it's sears. it's an old photo.