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Airmiles Canada: 35 bonus miles with Ontario Health Study

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If you live in Ontario you have a great chance to earn 35 BONUS Air­miles by par­tic­i­pat­ing in an online sur­vey for Ontario Health who is con­duct­ing one of the largest health stud­ies in the world.

Appar­ently it takes approx 30 mins to fill out, how­ever I usu­ally breeze through them faster than that.

Click here to participate

18 Responses to “Airmiles Canada: 35 bonus miles with Ontario Health Study”

  1. Kitty54

    Nor­mally I’m all for Air­miles sur­veys, but they asked for per­mis­sion to access my per­sonal med­ical files!

  2. freestuffforme

    Any­one know how long it will be avail­able? I’ve been mean­ing to do it for awhile, but that hasn’t hap­pened yet.

  3. itsjustmebub

    Offer exclu­sive to the first 114,866 Ontario res­i­dent AIR MILES Col­lec­tors who reg­is­ter for, com­plete and sub­mit the Ontario Health Study’s online ques­tion­naire or by 11:59:59 p.m. on Jan­u­ary 20, 2012

  4. Researcher

    If u like the govt and researchers going through ur health info so that they can make reports that no one reads and most of that info is already known, eg. Smok­ing is bad for u, then this is how u can participate

  5. tootiesaur

    Thanks for post­ing this! The ques­tion­naire didn’t take long to fill out and the ques­tions didn’t go into very much detail («< Less time-consuming and imposing)

  6. MortgageQueen

    I was good for the first cou­ple min­utes til they asked for my health card number…no way.

  7. skinnyminnie007

    You don’t have to give your health card num­ber. It is an option.

  8. christinefromhamilton

    Sorry to be a Deb­bie Downer, but Air Miles ain’t (sic) what they used to be. There was a time, before Christ­mas, when I’d go onto their web­site, and buy gift cer­tifi­cates to Star­bucks, The Keg, Chap­ters, etc. Gone. All gone. Go ahead: Google “What­ever hap­pened to Air Miles rewards” or somet­ing sim­i­lar, and you’ll see all sorts of forums on the sub­ject. If you hap­pen to see the com­plaints on the actual Air Miles forum, a mod­er­a­tor will answer with some stan­dard song and dance about “pro­vid­ing the best vari­ety, blah, blah.” I’m very dis­ap­pointed with the Air Miles reward pro­gram now.

  9. Judy

    well worth 35 air­miles espe­cially now that air­mailes has the cash option…thank you for posting

  10. itsjustmebub

    they didn’t ask for a health num­ber?? or maybe it was an optional tab as i cer­tainly didn’t give mine!!

  11. Tina

    To those of you com­plain­ing that they are access­ing your health info, you don’t under­stand how health research is done. They aren’t just try­ing to tell you that smok­ing is bad, they are attempt­ing to get a huge sam­ple size in order to iden­tify health issues that may have not been pre­vi­ously known. There will be major find­ings as a result of this study in 10 years or so due to the the large num­bers of par­tic­i­pants. Google Fram­ing­ham Heart Study if you want to see what a study of this scope is capa­ble of deter­min­ing. 35 air­miles is a nice bonus, but peo­ple should want to par­tic­i­pate to help oth­ers in the future.

  12. Melissa

    I was ok with it all til they asked for the names of peo­ple out­side my home to con­tact if I were not avail­able. Why would they want that????

  13. caa3065

    Melissa — that infor­ma­tion is optional and I believe they want that info for a fol­low up or per­haps as inde­pen­dant con­fir­ma­tion of the info sub­mit­ted (at least thats my guess(.…but it is optional

  14. Tricia

    This sur­vey was very easy to com­plete. I took me a good 20 min­utes to fin­ish. I hope some inter­est­ing find­ings will be done by hav­ing over 100,000 par­tic­i­pants com­plete the study. The 35 air miles was cer­tainly a bonus. Please note that you can keep many per­sonal things out of the sur­vey by indi­cat­ing that you pre­fer not to answer (this is great for those that want to par­tic­i­pate with­out dis­clos­ing everything).

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