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5 Secrets From Canada's Credit Card "Super Users" — And How to Use Them Yourself

Published July 4, 2026 Most Canadians pick a credit card once and forget about it. A small group of "super users" treat their cards like a part-time job — juggling anywhere from two to fifteen at a time to squeeze out every point, dollar and perk. A recent deep-dive by The Globe and Mail profiled several of these cardholders, and their playbooks offer real lessons for the rest of us, no matter how many cards are in your wallet. 1. Match the card to your life, not the other way around The most consistent theme among heavy point-collectors: don't let a rewards program talk you into spending differently. One frequent traveller pairs a grocery-and-dining-heavy card with a second card that waives foreign-transaction fees — because that's where her actual spending happens. If a card only pays off when you change your habits to chase it, it's not a good fit. 2. Watch how purchases actually get categorized Cash-back categories sound simple until you look closely. Some re...
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Tensions Escalate as Israeli Forces Open Fire on Protestors in Southern Lebanon

In a tragic turn of events, Israeli forces opened fire on protestors in southern Lebanon on Sunday, resulting in the deaths of at least 11 individuals and injuring more than 80 others. The protestors, some carrying Hezbollah flags, were demanding the withdrawal of Israeli troops in accordance with a ceasefire agreement that had been in place since late November.

The Lebanese Health Ministry reported that the casualties included two women and a Lebanese army soldier. The protestors had breached roadblocks set up by the Israeli army, leading to the violent confrontation. The Lebanese army has stated that it cannot fully deploy to the area until Israeli forces withdraw, while Israel maintains that it needs to stay longer to ensure that Hezbollah does not reestablish a military presence.

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun addressed the people of southern Lebanon, emphasizing the importance of Lebanon's sovereignty and urging residents to exercise self-restraint and trust in the Lebanese Armed Forces. The situation remains tense as both sides navigate the complexities of the ceasefire agreement and the ongoing conflict.

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