Chelsea, Quebec
updated 2010-07-17 01:14:05
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Canadian Coupons
Coupon policies will vary based upon the origin and type of coupon. Most coupons have terms and conditions that must be met in order to redeem the coupon such as present within the expiration date, minimum or limited quantity purchases, required purchases or other exclusions.
Whether found online, through local advertising or in coupon mailers, Canadian coupons will have specific instructions that must be followed so that they are valid at the time of purchase. Coupons that are for admission to events may have specific dates where the coupon is valid. Those presented for services may have exclusions or other requirements. Be sure to carefully read these conditions before presenting to the merchant or retailer.
updated 2010-07-17 00:31:59
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Victoria
The Empress Hotel and the Parliament Buildingshttp://www.victoriabc.ca/victoria/parliamentbuildings.htm are both two of Victoria's most popular attractions, with historical architecture and traditional detailing. High Tea is still served at the Empress Hotel and both are within walking distance of each other, downtown and the harbor as well as the ferry terminals. The city also boasts a plethora of dining, museum, sightseeing, and entertainment venues.
updated 2011-02-19 01:52:37
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Cineplex Scene Points
The SCENE program is the first of its kind in Canada, and offers the user many ways to earn points and receive discounts. You can apply for the SCENE points card online at [1], and the following cards should be considered when doing so:
- SCENE Points Card - This card earns you the basic amount of points when visiting and spending at a Cineplex movie theatre. Users earn 100 SCENE points per box office transaction (up to 200 points per day), and receive 10% off at all the concessions in the specific theatre (Popcorn/Drink Stand, New York Fries, Burger King, Far Coast, Taco Bell, etc.). 250 points are earned upon signing up for card.https://www.scene.ca/enrollment.aspx
- SCENE Debit Card - This card is connected with the SCENE points card and offers the user 1 SCENE point for every $5 spent on merchants outside Cineplex, and 5 SCENE points for every $1 spent at Cineplex theatres. The points are transferred to the SCENE points card upon transaction completion with merchant. Users of this debit card will automatically receive 2,000 SCENE points upon signing up for this card. The user will also receive a regular SCENE points card to use and redeem points at any Cineplex location and will be offered the same points and discounts upon using this card at any Cineplex location.https://www.scene.ca/enrollment.aspx
- SCENE Credit Card - This card is connected with the SCENE card and offers the user 1 SCENE point ...
updated 2010-07-17 01:40:27
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Juno Awards
RPM Magazine originally polled readers starting in 1964 to name the best musicians in Canada. The magazine dubbed the results the RPM Gold Leaf Awards.
A ceremony was held each year starting in 1970, called the Gold Leaf Awards, which were then renamed the Juno Awards in 1971 and broadcast on CBC Television starting in 1975.
By 1977 the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) was formed to manage voting and the awards ceremony.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juno_Award
updated 2010-07-17 12:09:44
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100 Huntley Street
"100 Huntley Street was launched in 1977 by Rev. David Mainse and continues to bring the message of Jesus Christ to millions daily." http://www.nrbnetwork.tv/Press%20Room/Pages/100HuntleyStreet.aspx
According to the Official Crossroads TV Website, "100 Huntley Street is Canada's longest running daily Talk Show. Authentic and interactive, we bring you the amazing stories of people who have had life changing encounters with God - whether they be world leaders, celebrities, sports figures or everyday people like you and me." http://crossroadstv.ca/television/huntley
From the Official Youtube 100huntley channel, "100 Huntley Street is broadcast live across Canada Monday through Friday, at 9 a.m. on Global & CTS, reaching nearly every home in Canada. In the US watch us on the NRB channel." http://www.youtube.com/user/100huntley
100 Huntley Street is one of the oldest Christian Television shows on the air, and recently also Broadcasts on Youtube. In contrast to Hillsong TV (available online also from http://www.lightsource.com )), which benefits from a Youth Movement, 100 Huntley Street has a general Family Audience. Both television shows are focused around Jesus using different Genres.
