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Earn up to 65,000 Bonus Aeroplan Points and a buddy pass with the TD® Aeroplan® Visa Infinite Privilege* Card + MORE Dec 7th
The "Big Five" Canadian banks offer credit cards and include Royal Bank of Canada, Toronto Dominion Bank (TD Canada Trust), Bank of Nova Scotia, Bank of Montreal and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC). Did you know that there are many other options?
Best Western Rewards: Up to a 50% di.... More »
The Debt Threat to the Economy + MORE Dec 11th
As rates rise, paying back government borrowing will consume the credit needed to sustain growth..... More »
Harper says Canadian economy in ‘downturn’ due to negative global trends + MORE Jul 11th
PICKERING, Ont. – Prime Minister Stephen Harper says the government will react with “strong fiscal discipline” to the “downturn” in the Canadian economy, which he blamed on the recent turmoil in the global economy.
“Let me just state clearly what the situation is,.... More »
How to take a 'girlfriend getaway' using card rewards May 10th
With a little planning, you and your friends can use points and miles to take a memorable trip, whether relaxing at a spa with a mojito or going on an epic adventure..... More »
RWRDS Daily Update – February 28, 2024 Feb 29th
New Amex Offers statement credit for Turo and Langham Hotels launches Brilliant to replace their 1865 program. Check out today's points & miles updates here:
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JetBlue to drop partner AmEx for Barclays, MasterCard
– theglobeandmail.com
Airline deals are prized by credit-card issuers because they often come with annual fees and the promise of awards for free trips can lure customers to spend more
Soft no more: Drake makes a power move
– macleans.ca
For the extent of his career, the Toronto rapper Drake has been plagued with the suggestion that he’s soft, a harsh tag to hang on someone in a genre that considers ego and confident hubris to be core tenets. To his credit, he’s embraced that as part of his identity: When he was spotted on the Raptors sidelines taking a lint roller to his pants, he signed off on a campaign to produced a limited-edition run of rollers; when he took to the court with the Kentucky Wildcats during pre-game warmups and promptly shot an airball, he re-shared the embarrassing memes on his Instagram account. And even if his detractors point to pillowy pop tracks like Just Hold On We’re Going Home to rip into him, Drake can look to his wealth, popularity and awards to remind him that sometimes, soft is okay.
But then, on a sleepy Thursday night, Drake released a 17-track album-cum-mixtape, If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late. Many have compared the release to Beyoncé’s shocking 2013 release of her self-titled fifth record, but this is hardly the complete immersive audio and visual experience that came with the fully formed Beyoncé…
Soft no more: Drake makes a power move
– macleans.ca
For the extent of his career, the Toronto rapper Drake has been plagued with the suggestion that he’s soft, a harsh tag to hang on someone in a genre that considers ego and confident hubris to be core tenets. To his credit, he’s embraced that as part of his identity: When he was spotted on the Raptors sidelines taking a lint roller to his pants, he signed off on a campaign to produced a limited-edition run of rollers; when he took to the court with the Kentucky Wildcats during pre-game warmups and promptly shot an airball, he re-shared the embarrassing memes on his Instagram account. And even if his detractors point to pillowy pop tracks like Just Hold On We’re Going Home to rip into him, Drake can look to his wealth, popularity and awards to remind him that sometimes, soft is okay.
But then, on a sleepy Thursday night, Drake released a 17-track album-cum-mixtape, If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late. Many have compared the release to Beyoncé’s shocking 2013 release of her self-titled fifth record, but this is hardly the complete immersive audio and visual experience that came with the fully formed Beyoncé…
