Josh Kolm
Sportsnet, TSN unveil regional NHL schedule
Rogers has over 130 Canucks, Oilers, Flames and Leafs games, with Bell airing 131 Leafs, Habs and Senators matchups.
How do new Canadians get their news?
Research from MTM shows that newcomers trust Canadian outlets as much, if not more, than international ones.
Globe launches content program to close the gender gap
Visa is among the nine companies supporting The Globe Women’s Collective, which examines the opportunities and challenges women face in the workplace.
Harvey’s re-ups its sponsorship of PWHPA
The QSR expands on last season’s partnership with naming right’s for the league’s Montreal hub.
Conservative Party makes a big radio push: Media Monitors
The party is targeting several hotly contested GTA ridings as election day draws near.
S4′s profits and expenses both widen
A jump in revenue and billings was offset by costs associated with the company’s ongoing expansion.
Wattpad names first president
Jeanne Lam has been tasked with leading the storytelling platform to further growth.
Private Eyes finale brings in top ratings: Numeris
Meanwhile, America’s Got Talent was the second most-watched show nationally and dominated Montreal rankings.
PHD wins Unilever’s Canadian business
Mindshare, which has handled media here since 2010, still managed to hold on to the biggest portions of the review globally.
Cairns Oneil taps Devon MacDonald as new president
The indie agency aims to use its new leader’s digital expertise to help drive further growth.
Former Walmart exec to lead ACA’s measurement initiative
Jennifer Holgate will lead Canadian efforts as part of a bigger, global pursuit of a cross-media measurement solution.
HSBC buys the top in Toronto: Media Monitors
The city’s airwaves were otherwise very similar, while a number of brands increased their presence in Montreal.
Spotted! Freedom Mobile’s teeny tiny streetcar ads
The mobile provider is activating a sponsorship of a new Toronto attraction by putting ads in its miniature cities.
Liberal platform pledges to ‘level the playing field’ with ‘digital giants’
If re-elected, the party pledges to make companies like Facebook and Google pay for news content, following a similar promise made by the Conservatives.
Wavemaker wins De’Longhi in North America
The assignment also covers the Braun and Kenwood kitchen appliance brands.