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Lulu and Peloton are swolemates 

Canadian athleisure giant Lululemon (LULU/NASDAQ) is teaming up with the formerly mighty fitness machine maker Peloton (PTON/NASDAQ). The deal, announced on Monday, detailed that the two companies will enter a five-year strategic partnership. It seems they’ve settled their differences—this time last year, they had just settled a lawsuit in which Lulu accused Peloton of making copycat apparel. 

Highlights of Lululemon and Peloton’s strategic partnership
Lululemon’s apparel will be available at Peloton retail outlets and on Peloton’s apparel website.Lululemon’s All-Access Members (loyalty program) can stream Peloton’s classes.Lululemon will no longer be competing in the fitness hardware or exercise classes space.

Dion Camp Sanders, chief emerging business officer at Peloton, stated:

“By bringing together the best in fitness content with the best in athletic apparel, we’ll give our communities one-of-a-kind experiences and special content that will inspire them to achieve their goals…

If you’re researching ETFs to buy, you’ve come to the right place. Below you will see the tables for different ETF categories, offering ETF options from some of the best ETF providers in Canada. We’ve included some helpful ETF asset class, geography, provider, tickers, as well as one-year return, inception date, management fees, expense ratio, as well as if it’s actively managed, ESG, its strategy, if it contains crypto, as well as returns (ranging from one day to three years), and flows (again, one day to three years). Below that is more information to help you make your choice of which ETF to buy.

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Slide the columns right or left using your fingers or mouse to see even more data, including returns and strategy. You can download the data to your device in Excel, CSV and PDF formats. To move around the data, tap the header’s arrow you want to compare. The data is provided by ETF Market Canada CBOE on October 6, 2023…

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Credit cardDetailsCIBC Dividend Visa InfiniteBest for cash back on gas• $120 annual fee• 4% cash back on gas and groceries• 2% on dining, daily transit and recurring billsTangerine Money-Back Mastercard*Best for cash back on gas with no fee• No annual fee• 2% cash back on unlimited purchases in two categories, including gas• 2% in up to two other spending categories TD Cash Back Visa Infinite*Best for roadside assistance• $139 annual fee• 3% cash back on gas (up to $15,000 annually)• Complimentary emergency road services through the TD Auto Club Deluxe membershipScotiabank Gold American Express*Best for gas and travel• $120 annual fee• Earn 3 Scotia Rewards points per $1 spent on gas• Travel perks that include no foreign transaction fees; and travel emergency medical, trip cancellation, flight delay, lost baggage and accident insuranceCanadian Tire Triangle MastercardBest for gas at Canadian Tire• No annual fee• Earn $0…