Scene+ Points Days offers up to 7x points

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Scene+ is launching its first-ever Scene+ Points Days, a limited-time event running Nov. 7 to 9, that offers members in Ontario and Quebec the opportunity to earn bonus points across several partner retailers.

During the three-day promotion, all Scene+ members can earn double points on everyday purchases when they scan their card at participating locations, which include Sobeys, Foodland, FreshCo, IGA, Les Marchés Tradition, Rachelle Béry, Cineplex, Home Hardware and others.

Scotiabank cardholders can increase their rewards even further — earning up to seven times the points — by registering an eligible credit or debit card by Oct. 24 through the event’s dedicated website.

Simona Salter
Simona Salter

“At Scotiabank, we are focused on helping our clients earn more every day and enjoy rewards faster through events that deliver real value,” said Simona Salter, executive vice-president of cards, loyalty, payments and client experience at Scotiabank. “Scene+ Points Day is a great opportunity for members to accelerate their points earning and discover all Scene+ has to offer.”

Members can earn 1,000 points when spending $100 at participating grocery stores, including Sobeys, IGA and Foodland. Additional offers include 10 points per $1 spent on movie concessions, two points for every $3 spent on dining, and 100 points for every $50 spent at Home Hardware.

Candice Troupe
Candice Troupe

“At Scene+, our priority is delivering exceptional value and a more personalized experience to our members,” said Candice Troupe, senior vice-president of marketing and partnerships at Scene+. “Scene+ Points Days underscores the strength of our program by rewarding members in ways that matter most to them. With the added advantage of a Scotiabank Scene+ credit or debit card, members can unlock even greater points earning potential, reinforcing the strong connection between everyday spending and meaningful rewards.”

The offers are available to eligible Scene+ members in Ontario and Quebec only. Canadians who are not yet members can sign up and begin earning rewards immediately by visiting sceneplus.ca. Terms and conditions apply.

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