Radio
Scotiabank climbs to the top: Media Monitors
Home decor and paint companies enter both the Toronto and Montreal markets, while auto brands significantly decrease spend.
Toyota trends at the top: Media Monitors
CTV keeps a hold at the top in Montreal while the auto industry at large, continues to spend big nationwide.
Stingray, Bell Media partner on audio sales solution
The new Audio360 platform allows advertisers to target users on a combination of streaming audio services and traditional radio.
Toyota rises to the top: Media Monitors
Tim Hortons, CTV and auto manufacturers continue to dominate the top-three, spending in both Toronto and Montreal.
Nissan tops out at #1: Media Monitors
Auto dealers have rises on the charts and Tim Hortons makes big plays in both Toronto and Montreal.
Wendy’s sizzles at the top: Media Monitors
The QSR leads in Toronto, while CTV hits #1 in Montreal.
Radio One stays on top in three markets: PPM
Bray & Partners president David Bray outlines the top radio stations around the country.
Patrick Jutras moves to Quebecor
Jutras will head up a newly-designed business structure as the company looks to position itself as a destination for omnichannel planning.
Staples stays on top: Media Monitors
As back-to-school shopping and end-of-summer events wind down, the radio buying charts could see a change soon.
PizzaForno racks up Indie cred with its first major media play
The partnership with Indie88 drives awareness around the automated pizza-maker with discounts and freebies.
Staples takes the top spot: Media Monitors
The auto industry shook up both the Toronto and Montreal markets jumping some 50 spots for some manufacturers.
QUB Radio gives listeners control of morning radio show
A new customizable function allows listeners to curate their own morning show content to download and listen to on their own terms.
CNE still a leading presence: Media Monitors
New entries shake up the top-five in both Toronto and Montreal.
Rogers Media brings Jack back to Victoria
Along with the Jack-style banter comes a new morning show and program director.
Corus broadens scope with revamped Edmonton morning show
With two well-known Edmonton figures taking the mic, program director Syd Smith says this is an opportunity to shake things up.
