Research

The Good Doctor grows its audience: Numeris

Medical dramas were on top, with Grey’s closely following The Good Doctor.

How biddable inventory matches up with ad spend (study)

MiQ’s latest study looks at availability of inventory and spend across video, display and audio programmatic.

Tims takes Toronto and Montreal: Media Monitors

The QSR also says it’s leaning into radio and digital to get the message out regarding changes to its Roll Up The Rim promotion.

Advanced TV products drive buoyancy in Canada

Overall, the agency predicts a 3.9% increase in Canada’s advertising market next year.

Holiday music works in some markets, but talk tops Toronto: PPM

Bray & Partners’ David Bray takes a look at the shake-ups and shifts in the five radio PPM markets.

The Good Doctor back on top: Numeris

The medial drama has grown its average audience to 2.41 million viewers.

SVOD subscriptions surpass paid TV for the first time

However, there is overlap – nearly three-quarters of Canadians who pay for TV also subscribe to an SVOD.

The duopoly grows, but TV will return to growth: report

Traditional media combined will grow by 1.5%, its biggest lift since 2011.

The Good Doctor back on top: Numeris

Across the country, the hospital drama returns to the top of the charts along with the 40th season premiere of ‘Survivor.’

How digital shifts will affect the Olympics

A new study by MIQ shows that there’s a strong digital appetite for the Olympics, but CPMs are also on the rise.

Auto dominates radio buying in Toronto: Media Monitors

In Montreal, however, CTV was back on top as the biggest buyer in radio.

The Oscars take the top spot: Numeris

The 92nd Academy Awards topped markets across the country with an AMA of 4.8 million.

Auto show spends big: Media Monitors

Sunwing falls from the top spot in Toronto while Bell and CTV maintain the Montreal market.

TikTok is on the rise in Canada, but penetration is still low

The short-form video app still has less penetration than niche platforms like Twitch and Tumblr.