The iconic Curved Digital Spectacular at the corner of Front and Spadina’s intersection is The Well’s largest exterior display. With impressive sightlines, this spectacular captures attention from all directions at the busy intersection.

The Double-Sided Blade Digital Spectacular is located at The Well’s entrance to retail, restaurant, and residential offerings, capturing high traffic and dwelling audiences.

The unmissable Spadina Digital Spectacular is directly in the line of sight of the TTC streetcar stop at Front and Spadina. This high-impact spectacular reaches pedestrians, commuters, and vehicles alike and is strategically located right by the office entrance at The Well.

Make an impact with the Double-sided Ground Sign located at the main gateways into The Well. Adjacent to popular attractions like The Well’s seasonal events such as the winter ice rink and Nordic by BarChef.

Unmissable digital directories with long sightlines reach shoppers during the last window of influence.

Strategically positioned digitals located throughout The Well in high-dwelling areas such as in the Wellington Market food hall and at the corners of retail grounds.

Extend your campaign from OOH display to mobile device with the interactive capabilities of Mobile Engagement. Transform OOH creative into an interactive mobile experience that can deliver memorable engagement through augmented reality, social media, exclusive content, contest and giveaways, or transactional activity. Using their smartphones, savvy consumers can prompt interaction with OOH campaigns enabled with these capabilities and can continue engaging with brand content throughout their consumer journey.

Garnering massive exposure, Toronto digital media assets are strategically positioned at high-traffic venues, including Union Station, Yonge-Dundas Square, and across the Greater Toronto Area. Offering comprehensive coverage of the city and downtown core, advertisers are empowered to reach some of the most valuable, influential, and hard-to-reach audiences.

West Edmonton Mall features an array of digital opportunities for brands to reach 30 million visitors annually. These include 20 digital kiosks and two massive interior digital spectaculars. This mall is considered one of the world’s most comprehensive retail, hospitality and entertainment complexes; it boasts 800 stores and services, including nine world-class attractions, two hotels, over 100 dining venues, a wide variety of one-of-a-kind retailers, and entertainment for all.

The Gateway to the GTA. Woodbine Racetrack is bound by Highway 27 to the East, 427 to the West, Rexdale Boulevard to the North and the Go Transit Line to the South. This premier destination is home to the historic King’s Plate race considered as the jewel in Canada’s Triple Crown. The venue also includes an expansive casino and gaming facility, as well as an indoor 5,000 seat performance theatre.

Simply unavoidable, this high-impact digital spectacular is located directly across from Queensway Cineplex and reaches the heavy traffic of commuters heading west to Toronto’s neighbouring cities and shopping destinations. These include Sherway Gardens, major throughways like Highway 427, the Queen Elizabeth Way, and Pearson International Airport. Leverage this location to showcase your brand and reach your audience.

Located at Mississauga Road along Toronto’s Highway 401, TwinScape features two parallel assets, each equipped with double-sided 14ft x 48ft digital screens. These spectaculars are synced to run unified campaigns and provide advertisers over 2,688 square feet of full visibility to both eastbound and westbound traffic on the busiest highway in North America.

One of the most important arterial roadways in Toronto, advertisers on the Gardiner Expressway can reach Torontonians heading in and out of the city as they commute during all hours of the day, 7 days a week. A total of 12 faces, facing eastbound and westbound, can be bundled with digital advertising networks in the city to extend campaigns for full Toronto coverage.

Located in one of the busiest throughways in the greater Montreal area is the main highway that connects Montreal to the lower (Mirabel, Blainville, St-Jerome) and high Laurentians (St-Sauveur, St-Adele, Mont Tremblant). This digital spectacular is highly visible and sees a diverse audience profile with a higher affluent rating. The massive 14’x48’ screen gives brands the perfect opportunity to impress audiences on their way to work or play.

Transit Shelters are an intrinsic component of the Ottawa transit system and an effective advertising medium, offering high reach and frequency. The 500+ transit shelters are evenly distributed across Canada’s capital city, from the downtown core to the suburban communities, and offers unmatched city-wide coverage for any brand looking to reach the consumer on-the-go.

Brands can transform their street furniture campaign into an interactive, immersive brand experience that entertains and captivates all who notice it. From extended glass wraps to 3D roof extensions to so much more, Decorative Transit Shelters can bring your brand to life and deliver the “WOW factor“ that drives social engagement and fascinates your audience throughout their commute.

Strategically built into the design concept of the recently revitalized York St. GO and Bay Concourse, our eight 360° LED screens allow brands to create engaging and dynamic brand content – targeting commuters who can catch a glimpse on-the-go or view the spectacle as they wait for their train.

Our eye-catching 3-sided and 4-sided Digital Spectaculars are centrally situated in high-traffic areas within York St. GO Concourse and Bay Concourse. They both support digital advertising (both static and full motion) and boast high dwell times for maximum brand exposure.

On route to-and-from major Toronto destinations, our network of digital LED screens throughout the station’s Teamways offers extensive advertising exposure to suburban commuters and urban locals, enabling brands to generate interest and inspire action along the passenger journey.

The newly revitalized York St. GO Concourse is the busiest area in the station, seeing thousands of suburban and downtown commuters frequently throughout any given week. The constant and heavy traffic of GO Train passengers ensures exceptionally high dwell time for brands looking to showcase consistent messaging. Strategically-placed wall murals, the Digital Column Network, and several activation areas throughout the Concourse allows for brands to dominate the space with maximum visibility.

Located on the outermost sections of the station, the York St. and Bay St. Teamways provide pedestrians and commuters thorough access to a variety of destinations, including the station concourses, train platforms, and subway transit; as well as the Financial and Entertainment districts, the PATH, and other popular Toronto attractions. With various glass wraps, column wraps, and the Digital Screen Network, advertisers can dominate these long walkways with impactful and continuous content.

Advertisers can create a full brand experience in Canada’s busiest building with the addition of an activation to their media campaign. Supported by brand champions, activations bring brand stories to life by engaging audiences and evoking emotional responses to drive interest and purchase consideration.

Located on the North side of The Tenor stands this striking 2,145 ft.². digital spectacular. This digital display provides long sightlines and visibility for all southbound traffic travelling on the major Yonge Street road. Combined with the southern digital and static assets at Yonge and Dundas, this spectacular creates an immersive experience for audiences visiting this iconic Toronto venue and gives brands a great platform for their campaigns.

Standing prominently atop the northeast entrance of CF Toronto Eaton Centre is Canada’s most iconic digital spectacular – the CF TEC Tower. Overlooking the Square, brands can make a massive impression on audiences due to the Tower’s immense screen size, measuring an area of 8,454 ft.². Whether shopping at the mall, attending a live event, or going to the movies – the Tower’s vibrant display reaches visitors at key moments in their path to purchase and amplifies any brand message like no other medium. It is also highly noticeable in the background of CityNews’ daily television broadcasts, providing extra value for any campaign.