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Plum Plus – The Subscription Service for Indigo, Chapters, and Coles
Indigo, Chapters, and Coles stores offer a subscription-based program called Plum Plus, which provides members with exclusive discounts and benefits.
Your Guide to the WestJet UltraBasic Fare
WestJet Ultrabasic is the airline's cheapest fare tier, stripping away extras like seat selection and bags to deliver a discount airline-style experience.
Most Dangerous Cities in Canada
According to data provided by the 2024 Crime Severity Index, Chilliwack, BC is the most dangerous city in Canada, with Kamloops taking second place.
Your Guide to the Aeroplan Flight Reward Chart
The Aeroplan Flight Reward Chart gives Aeroplan members an idea of how many points are required for flight redemption based on location and distance travelled.
How to Maximize the Best Western Rewards Program
Best Western Rewards earns you free nights and other travel redemptions, with no blackout dates, plus you can transfer points to Aeroplan, Lifemiles, etc.
How to Maximize the Hilton Honors Program
The Hilton Honors rewards program rewards loyal customers with exclusive room rates, perks, and free night stays. Earn elite status to enjoy even better rewards.
How to Maximize the Vancity Rewards Program
The popular British Columbian credit union, Vancity, manages the Vancity Rewards program, which gives points for using its co-branded Visa credit cards.
Is Getting a Travel Credit Card Worth It?
If you're wondering whether getting a travel card is worth it, consider how often and how far you travel – for frequent travellers, they easily can be.
Order Groceries Online in Canada: Save Money, Eat Better
Online grocery shopping is easier than ever, but you’re probably wondering if it’s worth the cost. We’ll show you how to save on your next grocery order.
TD First Class Travel vs. Aeroplan Visa Infinite
When considering the TD First Class Travel vs. Aeroplan, Aeroplan suits Air Canada loyalists, while other card offers wider earning and redemption flexibility.
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