Several Canadians among the injured in Las Vegas Strip crash + MORE Dec 21st

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Use Your Credit Card Rewards for Holiday Shopping
It’s the most wonderful time of the year … for spending your hard-earned credit card and loyalty rewards. According to BMO’s 2015 BMO Holiday Outlook report, 31 per cent of Canadians plan to do more holiday shopping using rewards points this year.
Cashing in the spoils of your Air Miles, Aeroplan, Shopper’s Optimum, RBC Rewards, PC Plus or whatever your preferred rewards program can help offset the high costs of holiday shopping, as well as boost your earning potential. Here are some tips for using and earning rewards during the holiday season.
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How to Use Your Rewards This Holiday Season
Offset big ticket items: Many rewards programs offer items such as digital cameras, housewares and instruments as redemption options — perfect for holiday gifting. Don’t worry if you don’t have enough rewards to cover the entirety of the purchase; you can redeem what you do have and pay out-of-pocket for the rest…

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Credit card debt racked up for a now-defunct business may still be collectible, though the owner’s disability payments are probably off limits

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Several Canadians among the injured in Las Vegas Strip crashPeople crowd on a sidewalk while police cars and ambulances gather on a street after a car drove onto a busy sidewalk and mowed down people outside a casino in Las Vegas, NV., Sunday, Dec. 20, 2015. A woman intentionally swerved her car onto a busy sidewalk two or three times and mowed down people outside a Las Vegas casino, police said. (Justin Cochrane via AP) MANDATORY CREDIT
LAS VEGAS — A woman intentionally swerved her car onto a busy sidewalk two or three times and mowed down people outside a Las Vegas casino, killing one person and injuring at least 30 others, police said, including several Canadians.
The crash Sunday evening in front of the Paris and Planet Hollywood hotels occurred on a busy stretch of the Las Vegas Strip across from the dancing water fountains of the Bellagio hotel-casino where visitors crowd sidewalks as they was walk from one casino to another. The Miss Universe pageant was being held nearby at the Planet Hollywood Las Vegas Resort & Casino at the time of the crash…

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Several Canadians among the injured in Las Vegas Strip crashPeople crowd on a sidewalk while police cars and ambulances gather on a street after a car drove onto a busy sidewalk and mowed down people outside a casino in Las Vegas, NV., Sunday, Dec. 20, 2015. A woman intentionally swerved her car onto a busy sidewalk two or three times and mowed down people outside a Las Vegas casino, police said. (Justin Cochrane via AP) MANDATORY CREDIT
LAS VEGAS — A woman intentionally swerved her car onto a busy sidewalk two or three times and mowed down people outside a Las Vegas casino, killing one person and injuring at least 30 others, police said, including several Canadians.
The crash Sunday evening in front of the Paris and Planet Hollywood hotels occurred on a busy stretch of the Las Vegas Strip across from the dancing water fountains of the Bellagio hotel-casino where visitors crowd sidewalks as they was walk from one casino to another. The Miss Universe pageant was being held nearby at the Planet Hollywood Las Vegas Resort & Casino at the time of the crash…

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