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Just got an offer from RBC for the contact centre position at $45K, and honestly, the pay feels pretty low for the role/responsibilities.
For anyone currently at RBC or who has worked in fraud: how quickly can you realistically get promoted from this position? What does the career path look like (Senior Advisor, Investigator, etc.) and does the salary improve significantly?
Trying to figure out if it’s worth taking for the experience and future opportunities.

My wife’s birthday is coming up, and I’d love to surprise her with a really nice spa day. I’m looking for somewhere with a relaxing atmosphere, great service, and ideally options like massages, facials, or access to pools/saunas.
I’m willing to spend a bit more if it’s genuinely worth it.
If you’ve been to a spa that you thought was amazing (or one you’d avoid), I’d really appreciate your recommendations. Thanks!

I honestly can’t believe people pay money to watch movies at this theatre. (Audi 5)
Went there last night to watch the latest spider-man expecting a decent experience, and it was probably one of the worst cinemas I’ve been to. The first thing I noticed was how ridiculously small the screen was compared to the size of the hall. It genuinely felt like I was watching a movie on someone’s living room TV from the back of a warehouse. What’s even the point of having such a massive auditorium if the screen takes up barely any of it?
Then there was the audio… or whatever that was supposed to be. Half the dialogue was barely audible, and the sound just felt flat. I found myself straining to hear people talking during quiet scenes. A movie theatre is literally supposed to have an immersive sound system, but this felt worse than watching at home.
For the price of movie tickets these days, you’d expect at least the basics to be right. A properly sized screen and audio you can actually hear shouldn’t be too much to ask.
Has anyone else had this experience, or was I just unlucky? I’m definitely not going back.

I passed my IFIC exam back in june 2022 and was enrolled in my position as an FSR until March 2023. I haven’t been registered with any other banks since then. Would i need to retake the exam and start from scratch or is there a way to re-register?

In town from victoria for the weekend. Im 29M, attractive for sure lol, cant be bothered to go on tinder/hinge. Looking to have some fun before i go back on the island on monday. Hmu ;)