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This page gathers all current Blue Rewards promotions (formerly AIR MILES) in one place, updated regularly. Bonus points, partner offers, seasonal promotions and welcome offers on BMO Blue Rewards credit cards: here is how to earn more points with little effort.
To find the card best suited to your profile, check our comparison of the best credit cards.
From July 2 to 15, 2026, Blue Rewards gives you 1,500 bonus points on your first eligible ticket purchase or points redemption made on the live events platform. This bonus is worth about $10 based on the official reference rate of 1,500 points for $10.
The offer covers a wide selection of events, including Canadian Football League tickets, MLB baseball games, concerts and rodeos. The bonus is limited to one offer per member and can be combined with other program offers.
Beyond the one-time bonus, the live events platform earns points on every purchase. You get 16 Blue points per $20 spent (before taxes) for each group of tickets bought. This applies to purchases made between June 2, 2026 and May 31, 2028, and combines with the 1,500-point bonus during the promotional period.
Points are calculated separately for each group of tickets in a single order and credited up to 60 days after the event date. All sales are final. If an event is cancelled and not rescheduled, you are refunded and do not earn points for that event.
Several other Blue Rewards offers are active right now. Here are the ones worth catching.
The Blue Rewards partner network keeps growing. Two new retailers now let members earn points, each under different terms.
Giant Tiger has joined the program as a Card Offers (card-linked offers) partner. Until November 30, 2026, eligible members who opt in can earn 400 bonus points on a purchase of $50 or more, in-store or online, using a linked Canadian-issued Mastercard or an eligible BMO-issued Visa, Mastercard, or debit card.
As of June 2, 2026, the AIR MILES program at Pharmasave transitioned to Blue Rewards. More than 800 participating Pharmasave locations now let members earn Blue Points on eligible health, wellness, personal care, and household purchases.
The base earn rate is 16 Blue Points for every $10 spent in-store (minimum purchase of $10 before taxes). BMO Blue Rewards credit cardholders earn 10 times the points, or 160 points per $10 spent. Excluded from eligible purchases: prescription medication (except in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Nova Scotia), alcohol, tobacco, gift cards, and lottery tickets.
A co-branded BMO Blue Rewards credit card speeds up your points earning and unlocks cardholder-only bonuses during promotions. You earn up to 10 points per dollar with participating partners and enjoy a boosted welcome offer when you open an account.
To compare all options based on your spending habits, check our comparison of the best credit cards.
Blue Rewards is the loyalty program launched in June 2026 to replace AIR MILES, under the BMO banner. Points earned can be redeemed for rewards with partners at a rate of 1,500 points for $10, as well as for travel, gift cards and various activities. To understand everything about the program, read our complete Blue Rewards guide.
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