Interactive and exclusive content from the magazine are integrated into the fashion-friendly community.

Google rocked again this month, trouncing all other sites in terms of unique visits by Canadians.

To intro the brand’s new product, there were free subway rides, coffee and tunes from Chantal Kreviazuk in Toronto yesterday, plus the announcement of a national search for Canada’s leading do-gooders.

It’s a wacky promo for the opening of the fast food chain’s first new freestanding restaurant in Ottawa in 35 years.

Marketing budgets for online are out of whack in comparison to consumer enthusiasm, says Adrian Capobianco, VP, interactive marketing for the Toronto-based Fuse Marketing Group.

Ontario’s public broadcaster is set to reel in new audiences with a digital strategy. And CBC is one of the first major North American casters to release prime-time fare on the popular file-sharing system.
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The aim of both initiatives is to help single Canadian ‘zoomers’ have happier dating experiences.

Now a coast-to-coast calendar listing events in 110 Canadian communities, 49st.com enables advertisers to have a national footprint.

Along with its French-language counterpart, MétéoMédia, the net has launched a weather application on the social networking site.

C.S. Lewis’s fabled series will soon arrive on Facebook, Neopets and MySpace.

Its insightful moniker is ‘Ripple,’ and the logic behind its creation was amply bolstered at yesterday’s conference in Toronto.

Developed by Ottawa’s Fuel Industries, a CD-Rom featuring fairies and dragons – not tied in to any film, game or toy – will be given to European customers next month, and to North Americans early next year.

The Canadian New Media Awards and nextMedia are joining forces for the Monetizing Digital Media conference in October.