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Best cards by categoryWhy we love itBest cash back VisaCIBC Dividend Visa InfiniteAnnual fee: $120Between 2% and 4% cash back across five major spending categories, plus easy redemptionsBest no-fee cash back VisaSimplii Financial Cash Back VisaAnnual fee: $0Perfect for dining out, with 4% cash back on restaurant, bar and coffee shop purchasesBest travel rewards VisaTD First Class Travel Visa Infinite CardAnnual fee: $139Strong return on spending when booking with Expedia for TD, plus an annual $100 travel credit Best airline travel credit card (Aeroplan)TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite CardAnnual fee: $139High earn rates on gas, groceries and Air Canada purchases, easy redemptions and a $100 Nexus fee rebate every 2 yearsBest low-interest Visa Flexi VisaAnnual fee: $0A low 10…

If you shop at Metro supermarkets, you’ve likely noticed that they’re no longer partnered with Air Miles. While this will likely disappoint some rewards enthusiasts, the grocery chain isn’t leaving you hanging. Starting on Oct. 24, the Moi rewards program, previously known as the metro&moi loyalty program, will be available at Metro and Food Basics stores in Ontario. 

According to a recent survey by Léger, Moi is currently the “most widely used loyalty program in Quebec.” In Ontario, however, it will face heavier competition from the PC Optimum and Scene+ rewards programs, which dominate the market. So, how does Moi stack up? Let’s dive into the program and find out. 

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