HBC also has other HBC Rewards corporate partners such as: Imperial Oil / Esso, M & M Meat Shops, Chapters / Indigo Books, Kelsey's / Montana's Restaurants, Thrifty Car Rental, Cineplex Entertainment Theatres, etc.

HBC Rewards points can be redeemed in house or into corporate partners ' gift cards and certificates.

The HBC Rewards Community Program help fund raise for community causes.

* HBC Rewards

HBC Rewards is also a competing non-airline rewards loyalty program.

HBC Rewards Card ( 2007 version )

HBC Rewards card

HBC Rewards is a loyalty program where customers earn points for purchases at Hudson's Bay Company's various chains of stores in Canada, including Zellers, The Bay, Home Outfitters, HBC Telecommunications, and hbc. com, their online store.

Some third-party businesses also offer HBC Rewards Bonus points for purchasing their merchandise and / or services.

HBC Rewards Points can be redeemed for items found in the HBC Rewards catalogue and on the rewards website.

Every year in August a new catalogue for HBC rewards comes out with various products that you can redeem HBC Rewards Points for, for selected items in the catalogue, money can be combined with redeemed points to purchase the product.

Due to The Bay previously offering Air Miles, customers can redeem their HBC Rewards points for Air Miles instead.

HBC Rewards points can also be exchanged for Esso Extra Points at a predetermined rate and Esso Extra Points can be exchanged for HBC Rewards.

The HBC Rewards website details the exchange rates.

In an effort to offer more choices to customers at both Zellers and the Bay, and with the opening of another chain of stores, Home Outfitters, the HBC Rewards program was born in April 2001.

On 26 January 2006, HBC's board unanimously agreed to a bid of $ 15. 25 CAD / share from Jerry Zucker whose original bid was $ 14. 75 CAD / share, ending a prolonged fight between HBC and Zucker.

The British owned Hudson's Bay Company ( HBC ), a leading fur trader, constructed a number of large forts / trading posts in the vast Oregon Territory to profit, specifically, from the beaver trade.

The fort has also been a penitentiary, a mental hospital ( 1885 – 1886 ), an HBC residence, and a golf course / motor country club ( 1911 – 1963 ).

" ( Journal of Emilius Simpson ; HBC Archives ' accession B223 / a / 3 1826 Folio 39D-41 ) Source: included with note

In 1684, the Hayes River was named for Sir James Hayes, a Hudson's Bay Company ( HBC ) charter member and secretary to Prince Rupert, by French trader / explorer Pierre Radisson At its mouth, the HBC established York Factory in 1684, which served as its North American headquarters until 1957.

In 2002, the station was sold to HBC / Univision for $ 16 million plus the cost of the upgrade.

The Hudson's Bay Company (), abbreviated HBC, or " The Bay " (" La Baie " in French ) is the oldest commercial corporation in North America and one of the oldest in the world.

HBC is involved in community and charity activities.

HBC Foundation is a charity agency involved in social issues and service.

Since 2006, the HBC has been led by an American and is now American owned.

One story is that it comes from fur traders with the Hudson's Bay Company ( HBC ) and is an adaptation of " Tail-a-Koom ", the name of an Indian chief.

Anthony Henday of the Hudson's Bay Company ( HBC ) met a large Niitsitapi group in 1754 in what is now Alberta.

In the context of shifting tribal politics due to the spread of horses and guns, the Niitsitapi initially tried to increase their trade with the HBC traders in Rupert's Land whilst blocking access to the HBC by neighboring peoples to the West, however the HBC trade eventually reached into what is now inland British Columbia.

It is the main brand of Hudson's Bay Company (" HBC "), North America's oldest company.

In addition to a reversing waterfall and 500 archeological sites, including an old Hudson's Bay Company ( HBC ) trading post, the region is home to such species as polar bears, Grizzly Bears, the Arctic Wolf, caribou, seals and Peregrine Falcons.

Underwritten by a group of English merchants, HBC is granted trade rights over Rupert's Land — i. e., all territory draining into Hudson Bay ( May 2 ).

* HSBC, a bank whose stock symbol on the New York Stock Exchange is HBC

Guessing that the 49th parallel border would be extended to the Pacific and considering the difficulties of the Columbia Bar he proposed to move the HBC headquarters to what is now Victoria, British Columbia, a move that earned him the enmity of John McLoughlin who had done much to develop the Columbia district.

A Hudson's Bay point blanket is a type of wool blanket traded by the Hudson's Bay Company ( HBC ) in British North America ( now Canada ) and the United States during the 18th century and 19th century.

According to HBC Heritage Services, eBay is a good place to check current market values.

Tex is a preferred supplier to a global fashion retailers, primarily in Europe and USA including Gap, Macy's, Kohl's, Express, Talbots, Belk, HBC, H & M, Debenhams, Next, Tesco and Matalan.

Since it began running trips in Ontario in 1902, it is the earliest known private business on Temagami besides for the HBC post on Bear Island.

Kyle has tickets to go to The Lion King on Stage, but Cartman tells him that the HBC crime show Cop Drama is going to use the word " shit " uncensored.

** Hudson's Bay Company staff house-originally the " officers ' dwelling " for HBC doctors, captains, clerks, and secretaries, it is now used as a museum and tourism office.

Underground connection to the second basement level of HBC department store and Pacific Centre is available at concourse level.

The store was converted to Zellers after HBC takeover in 1993 and then closed in 2006, Dollarama and Labels have located on the lower main floor, the 2nd floor is being converted to office space in 2008.