GO Transit officially launches Wi-Fi network

IMA Outdoor’s CEO on the 36 stations that are now wired for internet, and the new campaign launching Monday.

Spotted! TSAs that forecast daily discounts

Mark’s campaign with Astral OOH links the dipping temperatures to storewide sales.

Rogers expands Punjabi edition of Hockey Night in Canada

Ratings to date for the TV broadcast, ahead of its Edmonton radio launch.

CTV/RDS scores with most-watched Super Bowl ever in Canada

The network reports an average audience of 9.2 million Canadians for Sunday night’s telecast, while parent co Bell Media challenges the CRTC on its simsub decision.

Ford Lincoln buys the top: Media Monitors

The car co purchased the most radio ad inventory in Toronto and Montreal for the week of Jan. 26 to Feb. 1.

Power 97 rebranded to 97.5 Big FM

The Corus Radio-owned Winnipeg station has switched its playlist from hard to classic rock to reach a broader audience.

Jays VP talks top sponsorship spots

Mark Ditmars on digital signage switches and an on-field display that’s being upgraded for the first time since 1989.

AOL Canada announces production studio

Canadian interest in AOL Originals and increased brand spending prompted the launch, says Joe Strolz, GM at AOL Canada.

TubeMogul expands Canadian presence

The video advertising software co has opened an office in Vancouver and made three senior hires, including former MediaCom director Robert Meth.

Facebook moves beyond the click

The social network is rolling out “conversion lift,” which it says captures the impact its ads have on driving additional business.

MasterChef Canada’s recipe for sponsorship success

The show, which is getting a Super Bowl push Sunday night, has added new partners for its second season.

Super Bowl vs. Oscars: how audiences stack up

An infographic breaking down the audiences of the two tentpole events of the year, with data from MediaCom Canada.

Westjet changes ‘up’ its magazine

WestJet Magazine has been cleared for takeoff as the airline rebrands its in-flight magazine.

Apps reign on tablet and smartphones: comScore

Canadians are spending six times the amount of hours on apps than browsers across tablets and smartphones, according to the measurement co.