Declined for all ibank positions. Any advice?

If you're at a big school, I'm sure they have a pretty decent alumni network out there, and your school may have good database. Use that. Or, just look up on Google: "(Your school) + investment bank" or whatever other industry you are interested in. That should give you some good linkedin leads or profiles of potential connections.

1) Re-evaluate why you want to do investment banking (this is where the "fun" non-target cold-calling hustling scramble begins, so you want to make sure you're not wasting your time).

2) Re-evaluate why you weren't selected for those positions. Be brutally honest with yourself. Did you not even make first rounds, or were you dinged at all of the superdays? I have a firm belief that anyone that wants this job will ultimately get it, and that's not because I believe in fate, or luck, or any of that jazz, but because I think that anyone that truly wants to do this job will do ANYTHING to get there (and that includes working in a tangentially related job/industry for another year and trying to break in that entire time).

Many apply, few succeed.

Network, Network, Network

Montreal takes 1 analyst per year Toronto was awful this year

Should explain a lot.

Where you at Queens/Ivey? Or more Schulich/UofT/McGill? Or something lower? This could explain your performance, regardless of marks. Do you have past experience or extra curriculars or anything like that?

I wish I had some financial experience but I'm at a university in Western Canada and financial firms are almost nonexistant here, which puts me at a disadvantage. I'm completely open to moving to the East Coast for the summer though, and in fact, I'd like it a lot.