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Ottawa boosts immigration officers’ ability to cancel visitor visas, travel permits - The Globe and Mail + MORE Feb 16th
Ottawa boosts immigration officers’ ability to cancel visitor visas, travel permits The Globe and MailCanada tightens immigration rules: Study, work permits now easier to revoke The Times of IndiaCanada visa: Canada make new rules to cancel temporary resident visas, work and .... More »
The Ultimate No Foreign Transaction Fee Credit Card Portfolio + MORE Dec 6th
Today we released the 17th Ultimate Credit Card Portfolio on Rewards Canada!In this feature of Rewards Canada's Ultimate Credit Card Portfolios we look at the ultimate one for those who make lots of purchases in currencies other than the Canadian dollar. It looks at credit cards in the Canadian .... More »
November 22 Update: Earn 4,300+ AIR MILES for free, Qatar Airways increase Montreal flights and offers a cyber sale with bonus miles + MORE Nov 22nd
We updated our popular post entitled Travel Hacking 102 - Earn up to 4,300+ AIR MILES Rewards Miles for FREE with a potential value of over $1,300 in travel with all the new BMO AIR MILES card offers. It is really a good time to work this program! Find out more here!American Airlines is adding sum.... More »
Canada’s best no-fee credit cards 2022 + MORE May 21st
If you’re looking for a card that delivers top rewards without an annual fee, look no further. These no-annual-fee cards can still get you perks on what you spend, like cash back on groceries, recurring bills, travel and more. Plus, with perks like no foreign transaction fees, travel insurance and.... More »
RWRDS Daily Update – April 5, 2024 + MORE Apr 5th
New Amex Offers statement credit for Sam Edelman and earn double Guest Rewards points on Amtrak's Canadian services. Check out today's points & miles updates here:
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One, two, three strikes—federal leaders are out
– macleans.ca
Baseball players and fans can be a little superstitious. Teammates never talk to their pitcher if he’s throwing a no-hitter. Fans put on their baseball caps inside out and backward—the beloved rally cap—to help their team get a few runs. And most importantly, under all circumstances, keep federal leaders away from the ballpark. The Rogers Centre has recently become a must-have tour stop for federal leader family photo-ops, as the red hot Toronto Blue Jays are on the verge of making the playoffs for the first time since 1993. But the moment Jays fans found out Liberal leader Justin Trudeau was attending Friday night’s game, they were worried. NDP leader Thomas Mulcair paid a visit mid-August in the midst of a Jays 11-game win streak, and they lost that night to their playoff rival New York Yankees. Two-weeks later, Stephen Harper showed up to the ballpark with his family, which ended in another Jays loss. (But give him some credit for sticking it out for all nine innings…
One, two, three strikes—federal leaders are out
– macleans.ca
Baseball players and fans can be a little superstitious. Teammates never talk to their pitcher if he’s throwing a no-hitter. Fans put on their baseball caps inside out and backward—the beloved rally cap—to help their team get a few runs. And most importantly, under all circumstances, keep federal leaders away from the ballpark. The Rogers Centre has recently become a must-have tour stop for federal leader family photo-ops, as the red hot Toronto Blue Jays are on the verge of making the playoffs for the first time since 1993. But the moment Jays fans found out Liberal leader Justin Trudeau was attending Friday night’s game, they were worried. NDP leader Thomas Mulcair paid a visit mid-August in the midst of a Jays 11-game win streak, and they lost that night to their playoff rival New York Yankees. Two-weeks later, Stephen Harper showed up to the ballpark with his family, which ended in another Jays loss. (But give him some credit for sticking it out for all nine innings…
