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Toyota and Shoppers top the Media Monitors radio charts

There were bigger radio buys in Toronto, with the top-seven advertisers each purchasing more than 1,000 ads.

Apex Mobile Media opens more seamless in-game ad opps with partnership

Brands that work with the company can now reach gamers through in-game real estate, such as the background of a game.

Wonderful Pistachios embarks on largest Canadian media spend

The brand is hoping to capitalize on the momentum of one of its fastest-growing lines.

It’s confirmed: Grey’s, Good Doctor and more returning in November

Despite production complications for the network’s top show, it’s making its official return this fall.

ICYMI: Management changes at TVA, government vows to regulate digital giants

Plus, BNN Bloomberg grows its audience.

Young Lions media finalists announced

The competition celebrating Canada’s under-30 talent is charging ahead, with winners to be announced mid-October.

New free cannabis magazine eyes ad-supported model

With a retail distribution model and a demographic sweet spot of over 40, the new magazine looks to fill a void in the marketplace.

Kruger’s new initiative goes all the way from minor hockey to the NHL

To show how it’s supporting minor league hockey, the brand is rolling out a major media buy and extended NHL partnership.

Mobile users are opening their apps and sharing location data more often

Good news for media platforms – users are opening apps more frequently and they’re more willing to share.

Raptors bring big views, Quebec’s biggest shows double: Numeris

Big Brother also drew big national attention.

The biggest difference between pre-COVID radio listening and now

Is the morning drive show a thing of the past?

What categories drove a surge in radio buying?

Turns out, there’s been activity pretty much across the board – in both Toronto and Montreal.

How did the Schittstorm translate to Emmy’s ratings?

The viewership drop in Canada was only half of what was reportedly lost in the U.S.