Advertising

• End of Metroland flyer distribution could hasten move to digital advertising: experts

  Experts say Metroland's departure will push many companies even further toward digital marketing and hasten the decline of Canada's print advertising sector.

  Canada

  Sep 19
  
• Vancouver council passes reprieve for Storm Brewing’s ‘iconic’ mural

  A motion heading to Vancouver city council on Tuesday could spare a decade-old mural on the city's oldest craft brewery, after city inspectors told the company to remove it.

  Politics

  Jul 25
  
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• Conservatives buy ad time in Atlantic time to attack Trudeau ‘carbon tax’

  The 30-second TV spot features Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, was shot in St. John's, and attacks the governing Liberals on the cost of home heating.

  Politics

  Feb 17
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• Conservatives launch radio ad campaign, taking on Trudeau over carbon tax

  The Conservative radio ads are the first paid legacy-media campaign to be launched since Pierre Poilievre won the Conservative leadership.

  Politics

  Feb 6
• Jets to add advertising patches to 2022-23 jerseys

  The Winnipeg Jets will feature advertising on both their home and away jerseys for the upcoming 2022-23 season.

  Sports

  Sep 16, 2022
• Alberta’s energy ‘war room’ planning broad new ad campaign to change oil & gas perceptions

  Alberta's Canadian Energy Centre has put out a request for proposals on how to change the values and attitudes held by people in Eastern Canada and the northern United States.

  Canada

  Sep 1, 2021
• Calgary companies celebrate amazing win for pandemic-themed beer

  Annex Ale Project, a craft brewer, is returning to normal operations, glad to be busy after months of coping with COVID-19.

  Features

  Jul 12, 2021
• Burger King gets grilled for ‘women belong in the kitchen’ tweet

  Burger King U.K. triggered backlash with a seemingly tone-deaf attempt to mark International Women's Day.

  Trending

  Mar 8, 2021
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• Rising the ranks in advertising: meet Toronto’s chief creative officer Denise Rossetto

  'In the beginning, I would walk into a board room, and especially if it was something like a beer account or a car account ... I would be the only female voice in the room.'

  Features

  Mar 8, 2021
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• Regina city council withdraws controversial fossil fuel motion

  Council voted in favour of withdrawing a motion that would have banned companies who sell or produce fossil fuel products from sponsoring or advertising with the City of Regina.

  Canada

  Jan 27, 2021