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Summer travel: These cards can help you book a free vacation + MORE Feb 1st
While snow and cold are gripping much of the country, it's a perfect time to think ahead to a summer vacation. And right now is the perfect time to apply for a credit card with a handsome sign-up bonus..... More »
The Best Cash Back Credit Card Welcome Bonus Offers for April 2025 + MORE Apr 3rd
Here are Rewards Canada’s Top 5 Cash Back Credit Card Sign Up offers for the month of April. This is not a ‘best’ credit card list like our Top Cash Back Credit Card rankings but instead look at cards that have very good cash back welcome bonus sign up offers. This list includes cards that [&#.... More »
Use fewer AIR MILES Dream Miles for Air Transat flights to the U.K. – Why even bother? + MORE Mar 7th
AIR MILES sent out an email listing a bunch of offers and deals that are available and there was one in there that caught my eye. It is an offer to use fewer Dream Miles for travel on Air Transat between Toronto or Montreal and the United Kingdom. Right when I saw this in the […]
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Rate survey: Average card APR stays put at 16.41 percent + MORE Feb 14th
Feb. 14, 2018: The average credit card interest rate remained at a record high Wednesday, according to the CreditCards.com Weekly Credit Card Rate Report..... More »
Aeroplan and Esso to split as the latter joins forces with PC Optimum + MORE Mar 15th
Late on Monday night news came out that the relationship between Esso and Aeroplan was coming to end on May 31 (Thanks to Anshul at PointsMilesandBling for the heads up) Following that, yesterday morning further news came out that Esso was partnering with Loblaw's PC Optimum program. Of course for A.... More »
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…
