Scene+ members can get up to 10¢ per litre in value by paying with eligible linked Scotiabank or Tangerine payment cards
CALGARY, AB, March 3, 2026 /CNW/ - Launching today in Alberta, Shell Canada (Shell), Scene+, Scotiabank and Tangerine make it easy for Albertans to combine instant savings and Scene+ rewards on their fuel purchases at Shell locations across the province.
Customers who pay with an eligible Scotiabank or Tangerine payment card linked to a Shell Go+ account can now unlock up to 10¢ per litre in total value – with no minimum spend required.
Scotiabank and Tangerine cardholders can link their eligible payment card to Shell Go+ for instant savings at the pump. Cardholders can also earn Scene+ points or cash back with their linked card and their linked Scene+ membership.
How to get up to 10¢ per litre in total value on Shell fuel purchases with an eligible linked Scotiabank payment card*
- Instant savings of 3¢ per litre on all grades of Shell fuel when you pay with an eligible linked debit or credit card
- Additional instant savings of 4¢ per litre on Shell V-Power® fuel with a linked Scotiabank credit card that earns Scene+ points
- Earn up to 3¢ per litre equivalent in redeemable Scene+ point value on Shell V-Power® fuel with a linked Scotiabank credit card that earns Scene+ points
How to get up to 8¢ per litre in total value on Shell fuel purchases with a linked Tangerine cash back credit card and a Scene+ membership*
- Instant savings of 3¢ per litre on all grades of Shell fuel when you pay with any linked Tangerine credit card
- Earn up to 3¢ per litre in cash back on all grades of Shell fuel when you pay with your linked credit card and have 'fuel' selected as a 2% cash back category
- Earn up to 2¢ per litre equivalent in redeemable Scene+ point value on Shell V-Power® when you link your Scene+ membership card to your Shell Go+ Account
Starting in Spring 2026, Tangerine clients will also be eligible to get up to 10¢ per litre in total value on Shell fuel with Tangerine's newly announced rewards credit card powered by Scene+.
Earn and redeem with Scene+ at Shell*
Use a Scene+ membership card at Shell to:
- Earn 1 Scene+ point per litre on all grades of Shell fuel
- Earn 1 Scene+ point per $1 on car wash and eligible convenience retail purchases
- Redeem 1,000 Scene+ points for $10 off fuel, car washes or eligible convenience items -- instantly, at the pump or in-store
Even more ways to earn with Shell Go+*
Shell Go+ members who link their Scene+ membership in the Shell App unlock bonus rewards including:
- 10% more bonus Scene+ points on Shell Regular, Plus and Diesel
- 2X more bonus Scene+ points on Shell V-Power®
- 10% more bonus Scene+ points on eligible car wash and convenience retail purchases
Get more, go further at Shell
Canadians are looking for more value in their everyday purchases, and Shell is evolving its loyalty and savings experience working together with Scene+, Scotiabank and Tangerine to deliver more ways to earn and save at Shell locations. Albertans are the first to benefit from Shell's involvement in the Scene+ loyalty program with Scene+, Scotiabank and Tangerine, with a national rollout beginning May 26, 2026. To learn more, visit shell.ca/loyalty.
Shell's everyday offer for all CAA members nationally (AMA, BCAA, CAA Quebec) continues to be available to customers. Starting today, AMA members in Alberta can combine the existing 3¢ per litre everyday savings offer with the expanded rewards program for additional savings. For more details visit: shell.ca/CAA.
* At participating Shell locations only. Terms and conditions apply, including restrictions and limits. Visit FuelAndSave.com for full details.
About the Partners:
About Scene+
Scene+ is a leading loyalty program, intentionally curated to meet the needs of its members by making everyday more rewarding. The program is co-owned by Scotiabank, Empire Company Limited and Cineplex Inc., and offers its more than 15 million members the opportunity to earn points in a wide variety of ways, in a manner that suits their buying habits and lifestyle. Through its relationship with Scotiabank, Scene+ members have an opportunity to fully unlock the value of Scene+ membership and accelerate their points-earning potential with eight options on credit or debit cards that give members access to a whole new level of rewards and value. Participating Empire Company Limited's family of brands includes Sobeys, IGA, Safeway, Foodland and FreshCo; participating Cineplex Inc. venues include Cineplex Theatres, The Rec Room, and Playdium. For the full list of partners participating in the program and for more info, go to sceneplus.ca
About Scotiabank
Scotiabank's vision is to be our clients' most trusted financial partner and deliver sustainable, profitable growth. Guided by our purpose: "for every future," we help our clients, their families and their communities achieve success through a broad range of advice, products, and services, including personal and commercial banking, wealth management and private banking, corporate and investment banking, and capital markets. With assets of approximately $1.5 trillion (as at January 31, 2026), Scotiabank is one of the largest banks in North America by assets, and trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX: BNS) and New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: BNS). For more information, please visit http://www.scotiabank.com and follow us on X @Scotiabank.
About Tangerine Bank
Tangerine is one of Canada's leading digital banks, empowering over two million Clients to reach their goals and move their finances forward. Known for its uncomplicated digital and mobile experience, Tangerine offers everyday banking products without any unnecessary hoops to jump through. From saving and spending to investing and borrowing, Tangerine's products are designed to meet the unique needs of Canadians. Tangerine's commitment to putting Clients first has earned the bank recognition as the #1 Bank in Canada by Forbes in 2025** and the most awarded midsize Bank by the J.D. Power Canada Retail Banking Satisfaction Study for 14 consecutive years as of 2025***. Tangerine Bank was launched as ING DIRECT Canada in 1997. In 2012, Tangerine was acquired by Scotiabank and operates independently as a wholly owned subsidiary. Tangerine is a registered trademark of The Bank of Nova Scotia, used under license.
For more information, visit www.tangerine.ca or connect with us on social on Instagram, LinkedIn, or TikTok.
* At participating Shell locations only. Certain assumptions, conditions and limits apply. Actual value may be lower. Visit FuelAndSave.com for full details.
** Visit forbes.com/lists/worlds-best-banks/ for more info about the award methodology and banks included in the ranking.
***Tangerine has won more awards than any other brand among midsize banks in the J.D. Power Canada Retail Banking Satisfaction Studies from 2006-2025. Visit jdpower.com/awards for more information.
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