the L.L. Odette Foundation of Windsor, Ontario. In popular culture, the plaza was used as a stand-in for Wall Street in a pair of Kids in the Hall sketches featuring Mr. Tyzik, the Headcrusher. Tenants The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce is a major tenant for the complex, with the bank having formerly housed its headquarters there. However, CIBC announced plans to relocate its headquarters from Commerce Court to CIBC Square in 2021. However, the bank still maintains offices at the office complex. Other anchor tenants situated in Commerce Court includes B2B Bank, Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP, Deutsche Bank, Guardian Capital Group, and Stikeman Elliott LLP. Other notable tenants of the building include the Canadian Bankers Association, Ricoh, and CIBC Wood Gundy, the latter tenant also being a subsidiary of CIBC. See also Architecture of Toronto List of tallest buildings in Canada List of tallest buildings in the British Empire and the Commonwealth List of tallest buildings in Toronto References External links Commerce Court official website Bank headquarters in Canada Buildings and structures in Toronto Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Darling and Pearson buildings Eberhard Zeidler buildings I. M. Pei buildings Modernist architecture in Canada Office buildings completed in 1931 Office buildings completed in 1972 PATH (Toronto) Skyscraper office buildings in Canada Skyscrapers in Toronto 1931 establishments in Ontario 1972 disestablishments in Ontario