Articles Tagged ‘NBA Canada’

How Tangerine aims to become the ‘bank of basketball’

CMO Natalie Jones discusses how the company revamped its Bank Shot contest on and off the court at Raptors games.

Subway is now an official partner of the NBA and the Raptors

The sponsorships will include digital content, dynamic game activations and in-restaurant experiences

The Bay hits the court with the Toronto Raptors

The retailer has a wealth of in-arena activations planned for the upcoming NBA season.

Post Foods named official cereal of NBA in Canada

It’s the NBA’s largest co-branded retail promotion in the country and the league’s first partnership in the cereal category in Canada.

The Raptors keep breaking records

Despite playing an afternoon match, the Raptors pulled in their biggest audience for a first-round Playoff game ever.

People Moves: OverActive, FirmDecisions

Two media and marketing veterans have joined the fledgling e-sports company.

NBA hits a viewer and sponsorship high in Canada

New Canada-specific deals include Bell, Molson-Coors and OLG.

New NBA package lets you stream in 10-minute intervals

The league is hoping to capitalize on its growing Canadian audience, which is increasingly into social.

NBA Canada partners with Samsung for VR broadcasts

For the next six weeks, games will be live-streamed through the NextVR app as the NBA looks to bring VR content global.

NBA Canada brings AR to KFC stores

The association has also paired with Manchu Wok as part of its annual Chinese New Year celebrations.

Twitter signs exclusive NBA content deal

The social media co will begin streaming exclusive content and a weekly pre-game show next season.

NBA Canada partners with Foot Locker

Dan Mackenzie, VP and GM of the league in Canada, talks about the deal with the retailer and how it will be activating.

NBA Canada plays ball with youth

The league is using TV PSAs to promote its newly launched online database for community basketball in its first-ever Canada-specific campaign.

SMCC names new chair

Dan MacKenzie from NBA Canada takes over the post, heading a board of 15 directors.