Exhibit 99.1

THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA

Annual and Special Meeting of Shareholders

April 14, 2026

REPORT OF VOTING RESULTS

in accordance with section 11.3 of National Instrument 51-102 Continuous Disclosure Obligations

The following matters were voted upon at the Annual and Special Meeting of Shareholders of The Bank of Nova Scotia (the “Bank”) held on April 14, 2026. Each of the matters is described in greater detail in the Notice of the 194th Annual and Special Meeting of Shareholders and Management Proxy Circular available at scotiabank..com/annualmeeting.

 

1.

Election of Directors

Each of the 12 nominees listed in the Management Proxy Circular was elected as a Director of the Bank.

 

Nominee

   Votes For        % For        Votes Withheld        % Withheld  

Nora A. Aufreiter

     634,468,415          98.25%          11,280,271          1.75%  

Guillermo E. Babatz

     637,456,204          98.72%          8,292,482          1.28%  

W. Dave Dowrich

     642,322,500          99.47%          3,426,186          0.53%  

Antonio Garza

     643,729,142          99.69%          2,019,544          0.31%  

Michael B. Medline

     640,681,498          99.22%          5,067,188          0.78%  

Lynn K. Patterson

     643,600,477          99.67%          2,148,208          0.33%  

Una M. Power

     641,109,196          99.28%          4,639,491          0.72%  

Aaron W. Regent

     623,598,603          96.57%          22,150,084          3.43%  

Sandra J. Stuart

     642,939,721          99.57%          2,808,965          0.43%  

L. Scott Thomson

     641,772,936          99.38%          3,975,750          0.62%  

Steven C. Van Wyk

     639,511,492          99.03%          6,237,194          0.97%  

Benita M. Warmbold

     635,032,715          98.34%          10,715,971          1.66%  

 

2.

Appointment of Auditor

KPMG LLP was appointed as auditor of the Bank.

 

Votes For

 

% For

 

Votes Withheld

  

% Withheld

603,854,198

  92.01%   52,453,710    7.99%

 

3.

Amendment to By-law No. 1 regarding directors’ compensation

 

Votes For

 

% For

 

Votes Against

  

% Against

637,821,184

  98.77%   7,927,071    1.23%

 

4.

Administrative amendments to By-law No. 1

 

Votes For

 

% For

 

Votes Against

  

% Against

638,023,841

  98.80%   7,724,837    1.20%

 

5.

Advisory vote on non-binding resolution on executive compensation approach

 

Votes For

 

% For

 

Votes Against

  

% Against

619,194,350

  95.89%   26,552,530    4.11%

 


6.

Shareholder Proposal No. 1

 

Votes For

 

% For

 

Votes Against

  

% Against

  

Abstentions*

6,835,952

  1.06%   636,507,543    98.94%    2,401,054

 

7.

Shareholder Proposal No. 2

 

Votes For

 

% For

 

Votes Against

  

% Against

  

Abstentions*

14,276,443

  2.22%   629,329,501    97.78%    2,140,808

 

8.

Shareholder Proposal No. 3

 

Votes For

 

% For

 

Votes Against

  

% Against

  

Abstentions*

43,559,059

  6.77%   599,763,496    93.23%    2,422,529

 

9.

Shareholder Proposal No. 4

 

Votes For

 

% For

 

Votes Against

  

% Against

  

Abstentions*

63,616,597

  9.89%   579,368,578    90.11%    2,759,996

 

10.

Shareholder Proposal No. 5

 

Votes For

 

% For

 

Votes Against

  

% Against

  

Abstentions*

51,027,100

  7.96%   589,818,996    92.04%    4,901,340

 

11.

Shareholder Proposal No. 6

 

Votes For

 

% For

 

Votes Against

  

% Against

  

Abstentions*

142,945,216

  22.21%   500,741,363    77.79%    2,060,270

 

12.

Shareholder Proposal No. 7

 

Votes For

 

% For

 

Votes Against

  

% Against

  

Abstentions*

56,352,387

  8.76%   586,784,381    91.24%    2,611,898

 

13.

Shareholder Proposal No. 8

 

Votes For

 

% For

 

Votes Against

  

% Against

  

Abstentions*

104,423,164

  17.01%   509,615,412    82.99%    31,710,084

 

*

An abstention is counted as present for quorum purposes but is not counted as a vote cast in determining whether the requisite majority of votes cast has approved the proposal.

 

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