The automaker dominated the ranking for the week of June 9 to 15 with 2,691 occurrences, led by its 2025 Forester campaign.
QSRs, TV and streaming services and furniture stores drive ad competition in major canadian cities.
Tims takes the top spot in latest AdEase report, while The Brick Warehouse and Crave TV follow closely.
The Brick Warehouse was the most active advertiser for the week of May 5 to 11.
Meanwhile, Subway and IKEA see shifts in rankings, according to the latest AdEase report.
QSR dominate TV advertising, followed by furniture stores and TV and streaming services.
Plus, Tim Hortons is featuring players Nathan McKinnon and Sidney Crosby in its “Retrospective Rookie Card” campaign.
QSRs and furniture stores consistently ranked high across major Canadian cities.
With 7,332 appearances, the QSR continues to lead AdEase’s most active pool of advertisers.
This is the QSR’s second consecutive week at the top of the rankings.
The restaurant chain secured second place in all markets during the week of April 7 to 13.
QSRs and streaming services dominated the TV ad space in the latest ranking.
With 2,101 total occurrences, the restaurant chain took second place in Vancouver and Montreal.
The Canadian brand boosted their ad buy compared to the previous buying week.
Subway came in as the second most active advertiser, followed by BCE.