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Racist comments, government credit card misuse and a stolen Blackberry: Ottawa's annual report on public servant wrongdoing - National Post + MORE Apr 10th
Racist comments, government credit card misuse and a stolen Blackberry: Ottawa's annual report on public servant wrongdoing National Post.... More »
Top 5 Mastercard Cards to use at Costco - 2018 Update + MORE Feb 15th
This is an excerpt of a feature that appears on the main Rewards Canada site which has been updated to incorporate new cards and cards that have changed since the original feature was posted in 2015:Now that we are in 2015, American Express is gone from Costco Canada stores and Mastercard is in. Wh.... More »
Canada’s Best Visa Credit Cards 2022 + MORE Apr 11th
When consumers shop for a new credit card, they typically look at the ability to collect points, the insurance coverage offered, fees and interest rates on unpaid balances—not at the credit card company itself. But if you already have an account with RBC, CIBC, Scotiabank or any other Visa issuers.... More »
3 Tips: Avoid Back to School Overspending + MORE Aug 12th
It’s that “wonderful” time of year again. Students are gearing up for a new school semester, gathering the supplies they’ll need for their courses and ensuring they’re well prepared for their first days back in class. Retailers – ever so helpful – make it a.... More »
RWRDS Daily Update – October 30, 2023 Oct 31st
New RBC Offer providing up to a $500 statement credit for Sleep Country, Three new confirmed MBNA 5x points multipliers and Two additional Cobalt Card 5x points multipliers. Check out today's points & miles updates here:
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Air Canada launches the third edition of Earn Your Wings
– RewardsCanada.ca
Air Canada and Aeroplan officially released the third edition of Earn Your Wings today. We will have a more detailed post on this later as I am posting this from my iPhone but bring you this initial overview so that our readers who are Air Canada Altitude members can register right away, that’s right this third EYW offer is exclusive to AC Altitude members.OFFER: Fly with Air Canada and earn Wings for each worldwide destination and collect badges to earn even more Wings. The more badges and Wings collected, the more Bonus Aeroplan Miles participants earn. Plus, if participants make it to the top 20, they’ll earn their share of 10,000,000 Bonus Aeroplan Miles. DATES: Register and book by October 3, 2014 for travel until November 30, 2014 Website: http://earnyourwings.aircanada.com/en Register:http://earnyourwings.aircanada.com/en/register MoneySense magazine: September/October 2014
– moneysense.ca
September/October 2014Volume 16, Number 5
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HOW TO MAKE IT TO $1 MILLION
CANADA’S BEST CREDIT CARDS
THE MONEYSENSE GUIDE TO THE PERFECT PORTFOLIO
Editor’s Letter
Did I just make a big mistake?
By: Duncan Hood
Intelligence
Ask MoneySense
By: Bruce Sellery
Am I On Track
By: Julie Cazzin
Instant Expert
By: Larry MacDonald
Portfolio Makeover
Index Investor
By: Dan Bortolotti
Financial Independence
By: Jonathan Chevreau
Jacks On Tax
By: Evelyn Jacks
Family Profile
By: Julie Cazzin
Retirement
By: David Aston
Smart Spender
How I Did It
By: Julie Cazzin
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8 Canadian ‘Persons of National Historic Significance’
– macleans.ca
Glenn Gould as a boy.These individuals have made an “outstanding and lasting contribution to Canadian history.” The federal government has designated more than 500 people as “Persons of National Historic Significance” since 1920. Individuals can’t be designated as historically significant until 25 years after their death. Former prime ministers are the only exception to this rule; they merit instant recognition. Parks Canada added eight more individuals in 2013:
1. Dorimène Desjardins (1858-1932): Co-founder, along with her husband, Alphonse, of the Quebec-based Desjardins Caisses Populaires, which was founded in 1900 and served as an alternative to the existing banking system. The Caisses offered farmers, small businesses and workers greater access to credit and savings services. Between 1903 and 1906, the native of Lévis, Que., was the unofficial manager of the credit union and, following Alphonse’s death in 1920, Dorimène continued to guide and grow the movement…
8 Canadian ‘Persons of National Historic Significance’
– macleans.ca
Glenn Gould as a boy.These individuals have made an “outstanding and lasting contribution to Canadian history.” The federal government has designated more than 500 people as “Persons of National Historic Significance” since 1920. Individuals can’t be designated as historically significant until 25 years after their death. Former prime ministers are the only exception to this rule; they merit instant recognition. Parks Canada added eight more individuals in 2013:
1. Dorimène Desjardins (1858-1932): Co-founder, along with her husband, Alphonse, of the Quebec-based Desjardins Caisses Populaires, which was founded in 1900 and served as an alternative to the existing banking system. The Caisses offered farmers, small businesses and workers greater access to credit and savings services. Between 1903 and 1906, the native of Lévis, Que., was the unofficial manager of the credit union and, following Alphonse’s death in 1920, Dorimène continued to guide and grow the movement…
Credit Card Selector Tool
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http://credit-card-selector-tool.moneysense.ca/
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