Canadian Reward Programs
Canadian Reward Programs.
There are many loyalty reward programs out there for you to take advantage of! You can earn points and prizes, including free groceries and free household items! Here are my favourite loyalty programs that I just know you are going to love!
Air Miles
Store(s): – Click here for all participating sponsors
How it works: Unlike other frequent shopper programs, AIR MILES reward miles can be collected from all types of companies across Canada, and there are lots of rewards to choose from. Their list of over 100 sponsors and hundreds of rewards keeps growing all the time. You’ll be redeeming your reward miles sooner than you think.
What is my reward? Household items, gift cards, flights, family outings and much more! Click here to see the rewards catalogue!
How do I sign up? Click here to sign up!
HBC Rewards
Store(s): – Zellers, Home Outfitters, The Bay
How it works: You will earn 1 Hbc Rewards point for every dollar you spend at the Hbc family of stores when you show your Hbc Reward Card. Plus, you earn an additional 1 Hbc Reward points when you use your Hbc Rewards Card along with an Hbc Credit Card at the Hbc family of stores. That’s DOUBLE Hbc Rewards points!
What is my reward? Gift Cards – or you can redeem your points in store.
Click here to see the rewards available!
How do I sign up? Click here to sign up!
Shoppers Optimum
Store(s): – Shoppers Drug Mart
How it works: Shoppers Optimum Points add up really fast to let you shop for FREE! You automatically collect 10 Shoppers Optimum Points for almost every $1 you spend including prescriptions. Shop during their 20x the points events and get thousands of points. Get Shoppers Optimum Bonus Points on specially marked items in-store every day. Get in on special points events throughout the year like 20x the points on cosmetics, 10x the points on Life Brand and exclusive products, and 10x the points on health products like vitamins. Don’t forget to sign up to their mailing list to receive unadvertised email offers, only for Shoppers Optimum Members.
What is my reward? Store credit at Shoppers Drug Mart stores!
8,000 points = $10
22,000 points = $30
38,000 points = $60
50,000 points = $85
95,000 points = $170
How do I sign up? Click here to sign up!
Aeroplan Miles
Store(s): – Click here for a list of partners!
How it works: They make it easy to accumulate miles. Your membership card has a magnetic strip and bar code that allow you to instantly earn Aeroplan Miles from daily shopping. With more than 125 partners, it is so simple and convenient to earn miles.
What is my reward? Household Items, Gift Cards, Vacations and more!
Click here to see the rewards catalogue!
How do I sign up? Click here to sign up!
Club Sobeys
Store(s): – Sobeys
How it works: Shop at Sobeys and earn 1 point per whole dollar spent with every swipe of your Club Sobeys card. Redeem your points for savings in-store, great rewards and even Aeroplan Miles.
What is my reward? Household Items, Sobeys Gift Cards – or you can convert your Club Sobeys points into Aeroplan Miles!
Click here to see the rewards catalogue!
How do I sign up? Click here to sign up!
Comments
Your information on the HBC rewards is outdated. In February 2013 it was changed to rewarding 1 point for every dollar spent and 2 points if that purchase was paid for with the HBC credit card. Redemption starts at 2000 points for a $10 gift card instead if the previous 80,000 points for the same value. Basically it’s exactly the same but with lower numbers. Also there is no longer a reward catalogue. Points are only redeemed for gift cards or at point o sale for dollars off a purchase.
Also there is a new card…the PC plus card
Pc Plus Points are the best.
I watch my offers and since the program started have gotten close to $300.00 in free groceries.
Just have to go into a Loblaws store and they will give you a card. 100% free.
Not available at No Frills yet, but I am sure it will be soon
https://www.pcplus.ca/
Don’t forget Sears. If you have the original “blue” card (Sears Only!) you get 2 points for every $1 you spend in store. If you have the new Sears M/C you get 2 points for every $1 you spend in Sears along with 1 point for every $1 you spend outside of Sears. Also if you travel outside Canada and use the Sears M/C you are only charged the going exchange rate without any further administration costs for that exchange. Your points can add up quickly especially if there are bonus points being rewarded for purchases. Your points can then be cashed in at any Customer Service Desk towards your merchandise or even travel!
I recently purchased a big 3 door fridge that cost $1900 and only paid $900 because I used my points.
agree with the amazing incentives the optimum gives to point collectors — i was kind of shocked though to read on the back that they plan to discontinue the program Dec 31st 2016!@! I realized this yesterday when reading the fineprint on the back of the terms when searching for information on how to replace a lost card!