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The City of Midland has recently commissioned two Bee City murals, after combining its status as a ‘Bee City’ and reputation as a mural community. According to a news report from midlandtoday.ca, the first mural was installed in David Onley Park in the fall. The second mural was completed by students and seniors and will…
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The 2022 BC Sign and Graphics Show is the region’s industry tradeshow and networking event. The two-day event showcases the latest products, state-of-the-art equipment, and newest technology the Canadian sign industry has to offer while also connecting industry professionals on both a social and business level. The Sign and Graphics Show in British Columbia will…
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The City of Winnipeg’s bus fleet now features fully operational emergency signals. The new system, which was completed Dec. 15, will allow operators to alert the public and the Transit Control Centre that emergency responders are needed. According to a CBC news report, the installation is part of Winnipeg’s commitment to safety for passengers and…
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Canva Group, a Quebec-based identification and visual communications company, has announced the acquisition of Manitoba-based Intergraphics Decal. Serving more than 5000 customers in Canada, the United States, and Mexico, Canva Group is continuing to expand its lineup of turnkey silkscreening, lithography, and digital printing services. Over the past three years, Canva Group has seen sales…
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The Capital Regional District (CRD) has made improvements to mountain biking trails in the Vancouver region after approving guidelines for the activity last spring. According to a Vancouver Island Free Daily report, staff have completed site visits of the Mount Work Regional Park mountain bike area along with the South Island Bike Society and did…
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A Calgary-based TikTok star has designed a new moose crossing sign that will be placed on Canada’s highways. According to a CBC news report, Chloë Chapdelaine, a social media influencer with over 300,000 followers on TikTok, said she played around with the moose design a few years ago. Chapdelaine was studying to be a visual…
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TransLink, Metro Vancouver’s regional transit authority, is taking a major step to help blind or partially sighted riders better navigate the transit system by installing braille signage at every bus stop throughout Metro Vancouver. The braille bus stop signs will contain information written in both Unified English Braille and raised tactile letters, bus stop ID…
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The Highway of Heroes signage in Quinte West is to receive an update. According to Quintenews.com, a motion for a new design was approved by council at its most recent meeting, following approval from various involved agencies. The current sign located at Hamilton Road and Sidney Street is being replaced with the new signs, which…
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Hivestack, the world’s largest, independent, programmatic digital out of home (DOOH) ad tech company, announced the launch of a partnership with Stingray, the leading global music, media, and technology provider, according to a company press release. The integration of Stingray’s proprietary streaming media player into Hivestack’s suite of supply side technology will allow for digital…
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The City of Colwood is making a new, easier-to-follow wayfinding signage strategy for residents and visitors to navigate and feel welcome in the community. On Nov. 22, Cygnus Design Group presented the project and its progress so far at a council meeting, according to a news report by Saanich News. The first phase of the…
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