Media In Canada

November 17, 2006 issue

Most effective campaign of the year?

BBDO Montreal's "Lait au chocolat" spot for the Quebec Federation of Milk Producers - which had dynamic media components - took three top awards at yesterday's Cassies ceremonies. Read More

Canada.com gives the gift of engagement this year

It's an old-fashioned idea - the Holiday Guide. Small town papers have been making money for years doing these kinds of sponsor-driven supplements. As this festive tradition continues online, user-generated features are to be expected, and CanWest Interactive - arguably one of Canada's largest pushers of online content - is trying to bundle it all for Christmas cheer, brought to you by... Read More

XM Canada puts Panties on TV

Come on, guys. You've all belted out a few headbangin' lines in the car on your way to work. The new 30-second spot may just make the embarrassment of getting caught a little more bearable. Read More

Canada Post rolls out holiday gift catalogue

A dozen online retailers said yes to the concept of showcasing their holiday wares in a glossy gift catalogue produced and delivered by our country's increasingly opp-savvy mail service. Next up? Spring! Read More

Strategy's Agency of the Year

Nov. 23, 2006
Strategy's Agency of the Year
Toronto

Will Taxi win again? Be there and find out first hand. Bonus: This year introduces The B!G Awards to recognize the intellectual contribution of agencies with projects that go beyond advertising. This year's short list: Bos, BBDO, Bensimon Byrne, DDB, Diesel Marketing, Grip, John St., Lowe Roche, Leo Burnett, Rethink, Taxi, Zig.

www.strategymag.com/aoy/2006

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