The “Big Five” Canadian banks offer credit cards and include Royal Bank of Canada, Toronto Dominion Bank (TD Canada Trust), Bank of Nova Scotia, Bank of Montreal and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC). Did you know that there are many other options?
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Earn up to a $250 Mastercard Gift Card for a two night stay in Vancouver Jan 6th
StayVancouverHotels has brought back their popular gift card offer for the next four months. Just like the offer for fall 2022 this one also requires a 2 night stay with a gift card being awarded for each night. The offer is available at 42 different hotels in the downtown Vancouver area. The tota.... More »
Video: Saving on back-to-school shopping + MORE Jul 7th
Back-to-school shopping can be hard on the pocketbook, but we have you covered with tips on how to save money and make the most of your credit card rewards.... More »
Air Canada & Manulife partner up to award points to Group Benefits members Jan 23rd
Air Canada Aeroplan and Manulife have announced a new multiyear partnership which will offer Aeroplan Points to members to encourage and reward activities that support better health and wellness. “With the addition of Aeroplan in early summer 2024, eligible Group Benefits members will be able .... More »
Do you have a creditworthy personality? + MORE Aug 8th
Psychometric credit scoring uses personality tests to gauge creditworthiness. Could it come to the U.S.?.... More »
Best ever bonus of up to 145,000 points for the TD First Class Travel Visa Infinite Card Oct 30th
The revamped TD First Class Travel® Visa Infinite* Card is officially here and to celebrate TD has introduced the best ever bonus of up to 145,000 points along with no annual fee in the first year on the card. News of the card’s overhaul was released this past July with changes to the earn ra.... More »
May 18 Update: Fly Air France to Lyon from Canada for only $749, RBC Cathay Pacific Visa up to 30,000 bonus miles & AC Earn Your Wings Returns
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News, Tips & Tricks All of today’s news is listed below! Posts since our last update: RBC Cathay Pacific Visa Platinum card sign up bonus increased to 30,000 miles (Apply by July 15) To the best of our knowledge this is the best ever sign up bonus for the RBC Cathay Pacific…Air Canada Earn Your Wings 5th Edition – AC Altitude members can earn up to 750,000 Bonus Aeroplan Miles On Monday the 5th Edition of Air Canada’s Earn Your Wings launched and like the previous two editions, it is… Travel Deals Air France is offering some great fares to Lyon from all of their Canadian cities. Fly there from $749 all in. Book by May 19 for departures from Canada before June 18th, 2016 or between September 11th and October 15th, 2016. Book online at airfrance.ca Bonus Offers airberlin topbonus- Earn up to 5x topbonus Miles for stays at over 5,500 Choice Hotels Worldwide. More… Until Aug 15, 16Alitalia MilleMiglia- Earn up to 50% Bonus MilleMiglia Miles when you buy miles. More…RBC Cathay Pacific Visa Platinum card sign up bonus increased to 30,000 miles (Apply by July 15)
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To the best of our knowledge this is the best ever sign up bonus for the RBC Cathay Pacific Visa Platinum card since it launched! Originally the card came with a 10,000 Asia Miles sign up bonus and we saw increased offers of 15,000 and 20,000 but never 30,000!This new bonus is enough miles to fly round trip in Economy Class on Cathay Pacific’s 5th freedom flight between Vancouver and New York:or even one way in Business Class:Of course there are many more options out there as well on Cathay Pacific and any of their oneworld or other airline partners.The 30,000 Asia Miles bonus is split into two parts. You’ll get 15,000 miles upon approval and then you have to spend $7,500 on the card in the first three months to receive the next 15,000 miles. That’s a little bit of a steep spend amount compared to other cards but definitely achievable for many. If you do want to take advantage of this offer be sure to apply by July 15th.Click here to find out more about this offer or to apply for this card…
Clockwise from top left: Zackariah Rathwell, Kaitlin Perras, Lawrence Hong, Joshua Hunter and Jordan Segura. (Photo credit: Facebook, Aran Wilkinson-Blanc)CALGARY — Matthew de Grood could remain in a secure psychiatric facility for years or indefinitely if he is found not criminally responsible for the deaths of five young people at a house party in Calgary two years ago.
The 24-year-old is nearing the end of a trial on five counts of first-degree murder.
He reported hearing voices telling him to kill and believed the end of the world was coming before he grabbed a knife from a kitchen in the northwest Calgary home and stabbed the victims to death.
Killed in the attack were Kaitlin Perras, 23; Lawrence Hong, 27; Josh Hunter, 23; Zackariah Rathwell, 21; and Jordan Segura, 22.
Two psychiatrists testified Wednesday they believed de Grood had suffered a psychotic break and was likely suffering from schizophrenia.
“He was not in touch with reality. It appears he was suffering different categories of delusions,” said Dr…
Clockwise from top left: Zackariah Rathwell, Kaitlin Perras, Lawrence Hong, Joshua Hunter and Jordan Segura. (Photo credit: Facebook, Aran Wilkinson-Blanc)CALGARY — Matthew de Grood could remain in a secure psychiatric facility for years or indefinitely if he is found not criminally responsible for the deaths of five young people at a house party in Calgary two years ago.
The 24-year-old is nearing the end of a trial on five counts of first-degree murder.
He reported hearing voices telling him to kill and believed the end of the world was coming before he grabbed a knife from a kitchen in the northwest Calgary home and stabbed the victims to death.
Killed in the attack were Kaitlin Perras, 23; Lawrence Hong, 27; Josh Hunter, 23; Zackariah Rathwell, 21; and Jordan Segura, 22.
Two psychiatrists testified Wednesday they believed de Grood had suffered a psychotic break and was likely suffering from schizophrenia.
“He was not in touch with reality. It appears he was suffering different categories of delusions,” said Dr…
