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Pandora | Advertising Summary
Publication/Distribution
In-mall
Bulkhead Branding 13,021,936 impressions
In-mall
Handheld Directory 10,000 printed
Internal Advertising
In-mall
In-mall
Elevator Wraps 5,732,000 impressions
Posters & Door Decals 1.33 million impressions monthly
External Advertising
Newspaper Ad
Brampton Guardian, Mississauga News, Orangeville Banner.
5.145”wide X 11.5” high, December 4, 2014, Ad reaching 300,800 people
Newspaper Ad
Brampton Guardian, Mississauga News, Orangeville Banner.
5.145”wide X 11.5” high, December 11, 2014, Ad reaching 300,800 people
Digital Media
Website
Website Landing Page Viewed by 141,445 visitors
In-mall
Digital Directory 1.33 million impressions monthly
Facebook & Twitter
Postings 6,031 impressions combined
Included
Pandora | Internal Advertising
Bulkhead Branding
13,021,936 impressions
Pandora | Internal Advertising
Elevator Wraps
5,732,000 impressions
Pandora | Internal Advertising
Printed Directories
10,000 printed
ACCESSORIES | FASHION
151 Space (Kiosk)
Charming Charlie
Claire’s
European Handbags
Motis Accessories
Silks
Sofia’s Handbags
Trendy Hatz and Accessories
APPAREL | ATHLETIC
Champs
Footlocker
Pro Image
Running Room
Sport Chek
APPAREL |CHILDRENS
Angel’s Charm
Gymboree
Justice
Kids Footlocker
Paparazzi
The Children’s Place
Urban Kids
Water Lily
APPAREL | MENS
Apollon Fine Men’s Wear
International Clothiers
Jack & Jones
C 47
K 11
F 11
J7
O5
F 21
D 12
L 16
K 26
F5
F 18
H2
E3
L 15
K 21
C 41
J8
N 16
C 39
K 25
O8
C 35
B 20
A 21
APPAREL | WOMENS
Anna Bella
Ardene
Aritzia
BCBGMAXAZRIA
Cavery Fashions
Chic Couture
City Smart
Cleo
Denise
Dynamite
Fairweather
Garage
Laura
Limited
Melanie Lyne
Monique’s
Nisha
Northern Reflections
Nygard Slims
Reitmans
Ricki’s
Sirens
Smart Set
Society
Stitches
Suzy Shier
The One
Thyme Maternity
C 53
C8
C 17
K 15
F 25
B 16
A 10
N 14
D6
A 15
B 17
F 10
C7
K 19
K 12
M1
A 11
C1
C 10
K 18
K 22
C 19
F8
B 13
K 27
E4
C 25
F9
APPAREL | WOMENS SPECIALTY
Aerie
A 17
Pandora | Internal Advertising
Door Decals
1.33 million
impressions monthly
Pandora | Internal Advertising
In-Mall posters
1.33 million
impressions monthly
Pandora | External Advertising
NEWS
NEWS
Jeffrey ‘looks forward’
to review of city business
by Ontario Ombudsman
By Roger Belgrave
[email protected]
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Barristers and solicitors
ed to enter Canada from the United States
around 5 p.m., according to police.
Following a search, police arrested the driver, Amanpreet Sangha, 29, of Brampton, and
charged him with possessing child pornography and importing child pornography. He returns to court in Sarnia on Dec. 17.
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184 Queen Street West, Brampton (905) 456-9969 www.rutmanlaw.com
Trucker faces importing child porn charges
A Brampton truck driver stopped at the border
has been charged with possessing and importing child pornography, Lambton OPP report.
Canada Border Services agents called OPP
officers last Thursday to the Blue Water Bridge
in Sarnia. A man driving a tractor-trailer was
sent for a secondary inspection as he attempt-
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we are a full service law firm which offers services in the following areas of law:
Corporate, Estates, Criminal, Litigation, Real Estate, Family Law & Employment Law
Peel Regional Police have arrested a Port
Dover man in connection with five recent
local bank robberies.
Richard James Green, 44, is accused of
holding up three Mississauga banks, one
Brampton bank and one in Oakville between Sept. 11 and Oct. 14.
He was arrested at his Port Dover home
Nov. 12 by members of Peel’s Central Robbery Bureau after what police described as
a “lengthy investigation”.
The first two robberies happened two
weeks apart and a stone’s throw away from
each other in Clarkson. The first was Sept.
11 on Lakeshore Road West (near Southdown Road), while the second was on Sept.
23 on Southdown Road (near Lakeshore
Road).
The third robbery was Sept. 26 on Dundas Street West at Hurontario Street and
the fourth was in Brampton on Hurontario
Street, just south of Steeles Avenue.
The final robbery happened on Sheridan
Garden Drive in Oakville Oct. 14. A variety of banks were robbed – RBC, National,
CIBC, and TD.
Green faces 10 criminal charges – five
charges of robbery and five of wearing a
disguise with intent to commit a crime.
Thursday, December 4, 2014 - The Brampton Guardian- www.bramptonguardian.com
Private Mortgages
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By Pam Douglas
[email protected]
Thursday, December 11, 2014 - The Brampton Guardian- www.bramptonguardian.com
Legislation passed at Queen’s Park Tuesday
that will expand the jurisdiction of Ontario’s
government watchdog and open the door to
a probe of goings-on at the City of Brampton.
The Public Sector and MPP Accountability and Transparency Act, 2014, also known
as Bill 8, passed third reading at Queen’s
Park.
According to the Liberal government,
which used its majority position in the legislature to pass the bill despite opposition
from the New Democrats, Bill 8 will increase
oversight and transparency at a broader
range of public sector bodies and agencies.
The legislation expands the Ontario Ombudsman’s role – giving the watchdog power
to investigate complaints about municipalities, school boards and universities.
New Brampton Mayor Linda Jeffrey
swept into office during last October’s municipal election with a campaign that included promises to clean up political conduct at
city hall.
Jeffrey’s commitment resonated with
voters after a council spending scandal that
likely cost former mayor Susan Fennell her
job and still reverberates in the corridors of
city hall and the community.
In her inauguration speech last week,
Jeffrey said she would be seeking council
support to appoint former Ontario Auditor
General Jim McCarter to review municipal
finances. As well, she revealed plans to invite
Ontario Ombudsman André Marin to investigate corruption allegations at city hall once
Bill 8 is passed.
“With the passing of Bill 8 I welcome Ombudsman André Marin to Brampton and
look forward to a full and comprehensive review of many of the city’s processes,” Jeffrey
said Tuesday afternoon.
“The Ombudsman’s recommendations
on improving Brampton’s accountability, openness and transparency will bring
Brampton one step closer to becoming a
leader in municipal governance,” she added.
The act will also allow the government to
control the salary of executives in broader
public sector service organizations such
as Ornge, eHealth, Metrolinx, OLG and the
LCBO.
In addition, the legislation will require
cabinet ministers, parliamentary assistants,
opposition leaders and their staff to post
their expenses online as well as the posting
of MPP expense information for out-of-riding travel, hotel accommodation, meals and
hospitality.
Marin welcomed what he called an “historic” expansion of his mandate.
“Today, Ontario takes a great step forward in ensuing accountability in the broader public sector,” said Marin, who noted the
legislation also creates a separate Patient
Ombudsman in the Ministry of Health and
empowers the Provincial Advocate for Children and Youth to investigate children’s aid
societies.
Port Dover man accused
of robbing five banks
Local Newspapers
Ads reaching 300,800 people
Pandora | Digital Media
BCC Website
Viewed by 141,445 visitors
Pandora | Digital Media
Facebook & Twitter
Delivered 6,031 impressions
Pandora | Digital Media
Digital Directories
1.33 million impressions monthly