Articles Tagged ‘Petro-Canada’

The top 10 brands at the 2024 Olympics

AdEase shares its report on who had the largest TV presence during this year’s Games.

Canadian Tire and Petro-Canada partner to reach more drivers

Both companies are merging their loyalty programs to give customers more places to earn rewards.

More Paralympic content than ever to be broadcast

Sponsors of the broadcasts include Bell, CIBC, Canadian Tire and more.

Social leads the way for the COC’s PyeongChang campaign

Experiential will also play a major part at the brand-heavy Olympic House.

CBC announces 13 broadcast partners for PyeongChang

CBC will focus more on standalone branded content, using RBC Training Ground and Petro’s Faces of Tomorrow as models.

Visa sponsorship sees CBC put VR in Games spotlight

With branded partnerships tripled over Sochi, the pubcaster is stretching its legs in producing custom content for the Games.

The Olympic countdown is on

CBC senior director of marketing and Olympics Jim Kozak on how the pubcaster and its partners are beefing up branded content ahead of Rio.

Petro-Can fuels up a new branded content strategy

The company has partnered with CBC for a multiplatform sponsorship ahead of the next Olympic Games.

The Amazing Race Canada adds Petro-Canada, Scotiabank

Chevrolet, Air Canada and Petro-Canada have come together for grand prize worth half a million dollars, with Scotiabank on board as well.

Petro-Canada buys the top: Media Monitors

The gas company entered the list in the top spot in Toronto for the week of Dec. 9 to 15.

CBC/Radio-Canada reveals first Olympic partners

Canadian Tire Corporation, Visa and Samsung are amongst the partnerships the pubcaster has confirmed for the Winter Games so far.

Petro-Canada buys big: Media Monitors

The gas company has the most ad airtime in Toronto, for the week of April 22 to 28.

Canadian Tire buys big: Media Monitors

The retailer bought the most airtime in Toronto for the week of April 15 to 21.

Petro-Canada buys big: Media Monitors

The gas company bought the most airtime in Toronto for the week of April 8 to 14.