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2024 Super Bowl ads may cater to women viewers – some credit Taylor Swift - BBC.com + MORE Feb 9th
2024 Super Bowl ads may cater to women viewers – some credit Taylor Swift BBC.comWelcome to Japan, Taylor Swift Fans. Please Remain Seated as You Cheer. The New York TimesWant to place bets on Taylor Swift at the Super Bowl? Ontario's gambling rules have you covered &nbs.... More »
Top 5 Small Business Credit Card Sign Up offers for July - These cards provide the best value out of their welcome bonuses Jul 11th
Here are the Rewards Canada Top 5 Small Business Credit Card Sign Up offers for this month! This is not a 'best' credit card list like our Top Travel Rewards Credit Card rankings but instead a look at cards for small businesses that have very good acquisition (welcome/sign up) offers. As a.... More »
Small Business Credit Profile: Valeria Fine Jewelry + MORE Aug 23rd
Valeria Fine Jewelry owner Lucas Horton explains how he learned from past credit card mistakes and how he leverages business cards to earn hundreds of dollars in cash back every year..... More »
Earn 4% cash back in the first 4 months with the BMO SPC CashBack Mastercard + MORE Nov 3rd
Alright students there is a new lucrative offer out for the BMO SPC CashBack Mastercard! If you don't have this card right now would be a time to consider it since it will award 4% cash back on all eligible purchases in the first four months of having the card. This is one of the highest returns we .... More »
The revamped HSBC World Elite Mastercard is now live Feb 5th
The changes to the HSBC World Elite Mastercard that were first announced back in October 2022 went live this week. The card has new earn rates, free additional cards and improved insurance coverage. On top of that HSBC have revealed a new card design as well. Let’s take a look at the revamped .... More »
Poutine at La Belle Province restaurant in Montreal, Canada. (dbimages/Alamy)For The Canada Project, we surveyed 1,500 people for their views on a wide range of issues including the things that pass by their lips. In partnership with Abacus Data, we asked respondents about their views on credit cards, tipping and charity. Here are six results worth noting:
1. We’re not sure about marijuana at the corner store
Canadians are divided as to whether marijuana should be sold in convenience stores in Canada. Twenty-four per cent could accept this, 24 per cent support it, and 51 per cent oppose it. Millennials are most likely to back convenience store weed (38%) while Boomers (17 per cent) are less likely to be keen.
2. We’re also not sure about going to the corner for smokes
Canadians are unsure whether tobacco products should continue to be sold in convenience stores: 55 per cent say yes, while 45 per cent say no. Only in Atlantic Canada does the majority, by a one percent margin, think cigarettes and other tobacco products should be dropped from the stores…
Poutine at La Belle Province restaurant in Montreal, Canada. (dbimages/Alamy)For The Canada Project, we surveyed 1,500 people for their views on a wide range of issues including the things that pass by their lips. In partnership with Abacus Data, we asked respondents about their views on credit cards, tipping and charity. Here are six results worth noting:
1. We’re not sure about marijuana at the corner store
Canadians are divided as to whether marijuana should be sold in convenience stores in Canada. Twenty-four per cent could accept this, 24 per cent support it, and 51 per cent oppose it. Millennials are most likely to back convenience store weed (38%) while Boomers (17 per cent) are less likely to be keen.
2. We’re also not sure about going to the corner for smokes
Canadians are unsure whether tobacco products should continue to be sold in convenience stores: 55 per cent say yes, while 45 per cent say no. Only in Atlantic Canada does the majority, by a one percent margin, think cigarettes and other tobacco products should be dropped from the stores…
