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Compare Canadian credit cards side by side.

10 cards from Canada's major issuers, sorted by what actually decides the answer: the annual fee, the earn rate, and whether you'll get approved. Filter by what you're looking for, then expand any row for the full breakdown.

Rates and terms verified August 5, 2026. Issuers change offers without notice — always confirm on the issuer's own page before applying. Some links on this site are affiliate links; see how we make money.

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Comparison of Canadian credit cards by annual fee, earn rate, and income requirement
Headline earnBest forDetails
Scene+ Visa
Scotiabank · Visa
None2 Scene+ per $1 at Sobeys/SafewayNot publishedA free card to pair with a Shell/Scene+ fuel discount
Money-Back Credit Card
Tangerine · Mastercard
None2% in categories you pick$12,000Anyone who wants no fee but real control over categories
Red World Elite Mastercard
Rogers Bank · Mastercard
NoneFlat cashback + USD rebate$80,000Cross-border shoppers and USD subscriptions
CashBack Mastercard
BMO · Mastercard
None3% groceriesNot publishedA no-fee grocery card that doubles as a transfer landing spot
True Line Mastercard
MBNA · Mastercard
NoneNo rewards — low rateNot publishedCarrying a balance down rather than earning points
Momentum Visa Infinite
Scotiabank · Visa
$1204% groceries & recurring bills$60,000Households with heavy grocery and utility spend
Dividend Visa Infinite
CIBC · Visa
$1204% gas & EV charging$60,000Commuters — the best straight gas rate among big-bank cards
Aeroplan Visa Infinite
TD · Visa
$1391.5x on gas, grocery & Air Canada$60,000Air Canada flyers out of a hub airport
Cobalt Card
American Express · Amex
$1565x on eats & drinksNot publishedRenters and city dwellers whose biggest line item is food
The Platinum Card
American Express · Amex
$7992x dining & travelNot publishedFrequent travellers who will actually use the credits

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