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Limited Time Offer: Increased value in American Express Use Points for Purchases (1,000 points = up to $20!) + MORE Apr 21st
On April 17 American Express Canada started new promotions for redeeming Membership Rewards points on non-travel purchases. In light of the current global situation with COVID-19 American Express wanted to continue to provide value to their cardmembers and with virtually no one redeeming or being ab.... More »
Buy or gift Aeroplan Points with up to a 100% bonus + MORE Mar 9th
Aeroplan's has come out with another buy or gift points promotion where you can earn up to a 100% bonus. This tiered offer sees bonuses ranging from 50% to 100% dependent on how many points you buy. This offer runs until March 22, 2022 and allows members to buy up to 350,000 points per transacti.... More »
New year, new spending habits + MORE Dec 1st
Money-wise, it’s been a challenging year for Canadians but the new year is also a chance to build better strategies around how you spend money. Steer clear of these three common pitfalls for financial success in 2023.
Money mistake #1: Not paying off debt quickly
If you’re in the red, youâ.... More »
Last day to book Fairmont's Stay Close Offer - Every 2nd night free plus earn double points & elite status credit + MORE Mar 16th
TODAY IS THE LAST DAY TO BOOK THIS OFFER FOR STAYS UNTIL JUNE 30 For nearly nine months now we've provided an abundance of coverage on Fairmont Hotels' Stay Close offer. It has been one of the best hotel promotions to emerge during the pandemic and this is a reminder that there are only two we.... More »
The Best 0% Balance Transfer Credit Cards of 2016 + MORE Jan 25th
One of the best weapons you have in your battle against debt is the 0% credit card balance transfer. With the right credit card, you can get a 0% rate for a few months. During this time, it’s possible for the entire amount of your debt payment to go toward getting rid of your balance. This spe.... More »
#elxn42: Four notes on day 2
– macleans.ca
At at-a-glance look at main developments Monday in the federal election campaign:
1. THE FIRST PROMISE OF THE CAMPAIGN
Prime Minister Stephen Harper paid a visit to Laval, Que., to begin his first full day on the campaign trail. He delivered the first promise of the campaign: increasing the existing apprenticeship job creation tax credit, which was first introduced in 2006, to $2,500 from $2,000, and extending it to include the third and fourth years of eligible apprenticeship training.
2. JUSTIN TRUDEAU VISITS CALGARY
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau ventured deep into enemy territory Monday, staging a raucous rally in Calgary, a hotbed of Harper support. The Liberals have not elected an MP in Calgary since 1968, but Trudeau is anxious to change that, telling about 400 supporters that he intends to visit Alberta multiple times over the course of the campaign. He said voters in Alberta have been let down by the Conservatives, who have neglected the economy in order to provide tax breaks to the wealthiest Canadians…
1. THE FIRST PROMISE OF THE CAMPAIGN
Prime Minister Stephen Harper paid a visit to Laval, Que., to begin his first full day on the campaign trail. He delivered the first promise of the campaign: increasing the existing apprenticeship job creation tax credit, which was first introduced in 2006, to $2,500 from $2,000, and extending it to include the third and fourth years of eligible apprenticeship training.
2. JUSTIN TRUDEAU VISITS CALGARY
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau ventured deep into enemy territory Monday, staging a raucous rally in Calgary, a hotbed of Harper support. The Liberals have not elected an MP in Calgary since 1968, but Trudeau is anxious to change that, telling about 400 supporters that he intends to visit Alberta multiple times over the course of the campaign. He said voters in Alberta have been let down by the Conservatives, who have neglected the economy in order to provide tax breaks to the wealthiest Canadians…
#elxn42: Four notes on day 2
– macleans.ca
At at-a-glance look at main developments Monday in the federal election campaign:
1. THE FIRST PROMISE OF THE CAMPAIGN
Prime Minister Stephen Harper paid a visit to Laval, Que., to begin his first full day on the campaign trail. He delivered the first promise of the campaign: increasing the existing apprenticeship job creation tax credit, which was first introduced in 2006, to $2,500 from $2,000, and extending it to include the third and fourth years of eligible apprenticeship training.
2. JUSTIN TRUDEAU VISITS CALGARY
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau ventured deep into enemy territory Monday, staging a raucous rally in Calgary, a hotbed of Harper support. The Liberals have not elected an MP in Calgary since 1968, but Trudeau is anxious to change that, telling about 400 supporters that he intends to visit Alberta multiple times over the course of the campaign. He said voters in Alberta have been let down by the Conservatives, who have neglected the economy in order to provide tax breaks to the wealthiest Canadians…
1. THE FIRST PROMISE OF THE CAMPAIGN
Prime Minister Stephen Harper paid a visit to Laval, Que., to begin his first full day on the campaign trail. He delivered the first promise of the campaign: increasing the existing apprenticeship job creation tax credit, which was first introduced in 2006, to $2,500 from $2,000, and extending it to include the third and fourth years of eligible apprenticeship training.
2. JUSTIN TRUDEAU VISITS CALGARY
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau ventured deep into enemy territory Monday, staging a raucous rally in Calgary, a hotbed of Harper support. The Liberals have not elected an MP in Calgary since 1968, but Trudeau is anxious to change that, telling about 400 supporters that he intends to visit Alberta multiple times over the course of the campaign. He said voters in Alberta have been let down by the Conservatives, who have neglected the economy in order to provide tax breaks to the wealthiest Canadians…
Co-owner's personal bankruptcy clouds your business credit
– creditcards.com
Think twice before applying for personal credit for your business if your partner can’t manage money well
