Canada’s banks were hailed as the world’s strongest and best run in the middle of the global recession, and some analysts speculated a Canadian invasion could be in the offing for South Florida that would rival the influx of Spanish banks.
Now it looks like the Canadian invasion could turn into a partial Canadian retreat, at least where one of that country’s major banking players is concerned.
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