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Flare quits the traditional newsstand
The print issue of the fashion monthly will no longer be available for single-copy sales starting Jan. 1, 2016.
Shop The Neighbourhood brings back familiar faces
The Yellow Pages group enters its third year of partnering with Bell Media on an all-Canada cross-platform buy.
OMAC activates conversations for a digital future
The out-of-home industry body’s annual conference was a launch pad for its future certification program.
RBC maps a retirement plan with the Globe
The G&M comes out with a retirement-focused product and RBC launches a national campaign targeting the same demo.
Pattison wins Fredericton contract
The OOH co has expanded its offerings in Atlantic Canada by picking up the business for the city’s transit and bus shelters.
Astral’s interactive screen strategy
Jordana Fatsis, VP of sales, on how the OOH company launched its latest offering.
What does Vividata do for print measurement?
Industry execs weigh in on what the launch of the measurement body means for the print business.
Over 50% of Canadians would sue CASL offenders: poll
An Itrac Marketer poll shows that CASL has not yet been effective and that Canadians are ready to take violators to court.
Discovery gets GOing with live streaming
Bell Media has added Discovery to its suite of GO apps, with live streaming capability and a future slate of 4K content.
Rogers’ Whitney Grove moves to Quebecor
Grove will lead the company’s Toronto-based media creativity team.
Millions tune in for live NFL game on Yahoo
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer narrows in on mobile as Yahoo’s focus, with an inaugural play live-streaming an NFL game from London, U.K.
Metro’s ‘Trend Report’ a fusion of fashion and food
In partnership with Flare magazine, the Canadian grocer’s new custom pub links the disparate worlds of fashion and food using a local approach.
Vividata launches with inaugural study on newspapers, magazines
An industry-led collaborative study shows that Canadians across ages love to read and are embracing the experience across print and digital platforms.
Weak Canadian dollar impacts Postmedia quarterly results
The media co has posted a $54.1 million net loss for the period ending Aug. 31, 2015 largely due to foreign currency exchange losses.
Rogers goes Peanuts with Fox
The telco is promoting its family phone plans through a unique partnership with Fox Studios for The Peanuts Movie 3D.
- Is GroupM being dismantled? Reports point to rebrand and restructuring
- Some GroupM Canada senior executives have left the agency
- Media leaders concerned ad spend not going to Canadian media
- Havas Media Canada makes three senior leadership appointments
- Upfronts 2025: Fox announces significant investment in sports
