Municipality of

Chatham-Kent

Reach Consumers in Ontario’s Fastest Growing City

Municipality of

Chatham-Kent

Reach Consumers in
Ontario’s Fastest Growing City

Introduction

  • #1 Growth city in Canada
  • Excellent Opportunity to Speak Directly
    to the Local Community
  • Strategically Placed Shelters
  • Population of over 110,000

Locations

In the vibrant municipality of Chatham-Kent, the #1 growth city in Canada, transit shelter advertising presents an exceptional opportunity to amplify your message and connect with the local community.

Nestled amidst the charming streets and bustling transportation hubs, these strategically placed shelters become a dynamic canvas for your brand’s voice.

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Municipality of Chatham-Kent

  • Excellent opportunity to speak to the local community on the move
  • Strategically placed transit shelters
  • 110,000+ community members are waiting for your brand

Timmins Transit

The Fourth Largest City in the Northeastern Ontario Region

Timmins Transit

The Fourth Largest City in the
Northeastern Ontario Region

Introduction

  • 15 Transit Benches – 30,000 consumers daily
  • 19 Buses 
  • 14 Transit Shelter Frames
  • 3 Large Video Screens in Transit Terminals
  • 50/50 Male/Female Demographic Profile
  • 1,000,000 Transit Riders annually

Locations

Timmins is the fourth largest city in Northeastern Ontario. With a population of 41,788 Timmins Transit boasts a fleet of 20 buses.

Our Transit advertising networks deliver premium
high visibility placements at an affordable rate.

19 buses

with Kings

70’s

Interiors and wraps

15

bus benches

7

shelters and one digital
transit terminal screen

Timmins Transit:
Timmins / Schumacher / Porcupine

Audience

50/50

male / female gender split

1M+

riders annually

10+ mins

dwell time

 

Products

14 Shelter frames

15 Transit benches

3 Transit terminal video screens

Bus wraps & Back wraps

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Timmins Transit

  • 41,788 Population
  • 20 buses
  • Also cover Schumacher and Porcupine regions