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  • HBC sold, some Bay stores to be rebranded
  • M&Ms share colourful moments in Quebec
  • Nasty gifts from Quebec Ministry of Health
  • Stengel stepping down as CMO at P&G
  • Airlines put ads on boarding passes
  • This Bud’s for InBev
  • EU looks at capping text costs
  • Shedding light on eating disorder tragedies
  • Canadian drug ad laws a ‘quagmire’: CMA
  • Trucks down, but car sales rebound in May
  • E-Trade deal boosts Scotiabank online
  • Newfoundland and Labrador blows into TO
  • TD begins cleanup act
  • EBay wins trademark battle
  • 3M sticks Post-It on Facebook
  • InBev to swallow Anheuser-Busch
  • Yahoo snubs Microsoft yet again
  • Ron Ronn bids for Idol status
  • Infiniti celebrates Cirque partnership
  • Bell to have ‘game-changing’ customer service: Cope
  • B&D hires National for PR buzz
  • Canadians finally get hands on iPhone
  • Revenue up, but Canwest reports quarterly loss
  • Aldo steps into social media
  • GM long way from bankrupt, says CEO
  • Eska asking questions about water
  • Marketers heal thyself: CMA
  • Manufacturing changes for Toyota
  • The Bay for sale?
  • VW sponsors The Score’s iPhone edition
  • Bath & Body to open six Canadian stores
  • Canada Post gets new marketing leader, Olympic stamp
  • Second Cup chills out with low-fat options
  • A wooden marketing effort from B.C. gov’t
  • Nickelback signs with Live Nation
  • Anheuser-Busch fires back at InBev
  • Panago serves up new product line
  • Coutu takes U.S. hit, puts off Ont. expansion
  • Evian contest offers trip to Evian
  • Molson plans end of summer mega kegger
  • Conventional TV ad revenue in the doldrum
    First, the bad news: 36% of parents want advertising to children banned. The good news: 28% say advertising is a necessary evil (yes, evil)
  • Scrabble takes on Scrabulous
  • Liberals face lawsuit over Green Shift
  • Virgin takes the cake
  • InBev launches another round in AB takeover
  • A Hard Lesson
    First, the bad news: 36% of parents want advertising to children banned. The good news: 28% say advertising is a necessary evil (yes, evil)
  • Two heads are better than one for Fido
  • Deep sea experts love Toronto Zoo
  • GIB intervenes for beer drinking fun
  • BCE takeover clears final hurdle
  • Dinner, movie and a glass of Yellow Tail
  • Canada Post puts stamp on Olympics
  • Slumping Chrysler looks to China for help
  • Cadbury looks for new media agency
  • Screaming for ice cream
  • Amex goes airborne for Summerlicious
  • ALC says Scratch games a real turn
  • Irving not giving away squirrels


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