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Limited time offer: Earn up to 3 Aeroplan Points per dollar spent on Air Canada Gift Cards + MORE Feb 4th
Air Canada has brought back a limited time offer where you can earn extra Aeroplan points for buying Air Canada gift cards. The offer is available until February 14th and will award 1 point/$ spent on gift cards up to $750 and 3 points/$ if you spend over $750. Do note these don't code as Air .... More »
The best credit cards in Canada for 2025 + MORE Nov 13th
Canadians have no shortage of options when it comes to selecting a new credit card. Whether you’re looking at a Visa, Mastercard, or Amex from a fintech, big bank, or credit union, we’re here to help you sort through all your choices.
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The best GIC rates in Canada for 2025 Dec 29th
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Which business credit card should I use for office supplies? + MORE Jun 11th
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Aimia in talks with Oneworld alliance as potential Aeroplan partner + MORE Aug 3rd
Aimia Inc. says it's in talks with the Oneworld airline alliance, a potential partner for its Aeroplan program, which is currently a takeover target by an Air Canada-led group that has offered to buy the loyalty points program..... More »
On this week’s Podcast – Meet the Collectors Podcast Edition: Greg LeBlanc – an avid Air Canada Flyer and Aeroplan member
– RewardsCanada.ca
Chances are that you know about our popular Meet the Collectors series where we feature regular Canadians and interview them about the collecting and redeeming habits and lifestyle. It is only natural to take the Meet Collectors online feature and turn it into a podcast! In this, the first Meet the Collectors Podcast Edition Jeff sits down with Greg LeBlanc who is the Director of Regulatory Affairs for a medical device company. His work takes him on at least 5 to 6 international trips per year and makes Air Canada and Aeroplan his primary airline and loyalty program respectively. Hear how he collects and use his Aeroplan miles between business and family travel. Greg also tells us about the new Air Canada Signature Lounge in Toronto YYZ as he was able to visit it on opening night. Click Here to download the podcast Or download/subscribe via: Links relating to this week’s topic: Air Canada debuts Signature Suite for Premium International Customers at Toronto Pearson British Columbia’s economy is forecast to remain strong through 2020
– canadianbusiness.com
VANCOUVER _ British Columbia is predicted to have solid economic growth through 2020 by a trade association of credit unions.
Central 1 Credit Union says 2017 was a year of “stellar growth” and the positive momentum will continue in B.C. for the next 24 months, despite a slower housing market.
The new forecast calls for a three per cent growth in the province’s real gross domestic product, which is the inflation-adjusted value of all goods and services produced in B.C.
Growth is expected to slow to just over two per cent next year, but Central 1 economists are calling for a rebound to 3.3 per cent by 2020, marking what they say has been “more than a decade of uninterrupted annual growth.”
Federal lending restrictions, provincial government policies and stepped up home construction will combine to keep a lid on B.C.’s housing market, but Central 1 does not foresee a price correction.
Bryan Yu, deputy chief economist at Central 1, says warning flags include trade disruptions due to trade wars or disputes over renewal of the North American Free Trade Agreement, but he says B…
Central 1 Credit Union says 2017 was a year of “stellar growth” and the positive momentum will continue in B.C. for the next 24 months, despite a slower housing market.
The new forecast calls for a three per cent growth in the province’s real gross domestic product, which is the inflation-adjusted value of all goods and services produced in B.C.
Growth is expected to slow to just over two per cent next year, but Central 1 economists are calling for a rebound to 3.3 per cent by 2020, marking what they say has been “more than a decade of uninterrupted annual growth.”
Federal lending restrictions, provincial government policies and stepped up home construction will combine to keep a lid on B.C.’s housing market, but Central 1 does not foresee a price correction.
Bryan Yu, deputy chief economist at Central 1, says warning flags include trade disruptions due to trade wars or disputes over renewal of the North American Free Trade Agreement, but he says B…
