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David Tarrant Joins Enterprise as Vice President, National Strategic Communications
TORONTO, ONT. — Enterprise, one of Canada’s leading national strategic communications firms, is pleased to welcome David Tarrant as its new Vice President, National Strategic Communications. Tarrant joins Enterprise from his previous role as Executive Director of Strategic Communications in the Office of Ontario Premier Doug Ford.
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Jon has led complex editorial projects for almost two decades, working on the forefront of the digital revolution taking place in the media landscape. Along with his project management skills, Jon excels at business report writing. Jon takes an insider’s approach to media training, revealing modern methods and techniques with knowledge learned from nearly 20 years in the business.
3 Reasons The World Juniors Are Losing Their Appeal
Aside from the first Canada-U.S. gold medal matchup since 2010, one of the biggest stories coming out of the 2017 IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship has been the lack of attendance at this year's tournament. Numbers have been reported as low as some 10,000 people in attendance for a Canada game in Montreal - supposedly one of the world's largest hockey markets - and there seemed to be lacklustre hype in Toronto, too.
No Band Can Bring A Country Together Like The Tragically Hip
There aren't many bands in the world that could bring together an entire country to the degree that The Tragically Hip did on the final stop of its Man Machine Poem Tour.Certainly, there are bands that are more famous, have sold more albums and put on bigger shows, but you'd be hard-pressed to find one that captured a country's attention -- at least 11.7 million of us, according to CBC -- like The Hip did that night in Kingston.For several hours, everything seemed to stop.
Fans, Bands And The Online Ticket Scalping Conundrum
The recent concert ticket debacle with iconic Canadian rock band The Tragically Hip has sparked nationwide outrage that's left many fans scrambling to find a way to see what's expected to be the beloved band's final tour--without having to take out a small mortgage loan. Tickets sold out online in seconds. Scalpers and ticket bots snatched them up only to make a quick buck on resale websites like Stubhub, SeatGeek and Kijiji.
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