Not only are consumers being invited to redesign packaging for the popular candies, but the box is going colourless until somebody comes up with a winning re-do.

No, it’s not trying to keep track of its money. It’s getting brand exposure by mapping all its North American branches and ATMs.

Today, the G&M is rolling out new features and calling attention to them with a $1,000-a-day contest.

And they’re driving the effort with a contest whose winners will train with a football star and take in the Grey Cup.

‘Adopt an Angler’ is extending hope to sad folks whose self-diagnoses indicate Deprived Angler Disorder.

A new online magazine, named after our first PM, is going after the 25-55 demo with coverage of pols and femmes.

And Black’s is getting in on the action as Canadians are invited to share their travel photos online.

Three of the most popular commercial-free reference sites will soon feature ads served up by AOL Canada.

In a first for a Canadian technology retailer, the consumer electronics purveyor has launched the Community Forum, complete with English and French avatars.

Creating the new position of promotions manager is meant to help bridge the gap between promotions and advertising.

Already a major hit in Japan, quick-response codes in outdoor venues are being tested in Toronto by Dentsu for Vespa.

MTV is airing ads made with Motorola phones in a bid to get Canadians making mobile films in time for TIFF.

The recently launched HomeInteriorGuide.com expects to top 30,000 unique visits soon.

ChickAdvisor.com’s video podcast concept asks women, Where Did You Get That? Slice.ca liked the idea enough to back it.

The national railway is actually inviting consumers to redesign its ads.