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BILL C-28: A FINE LINE
Strict anti-spam rules are getting closer. Here’s what you need to know.

ANOMALY TO OPEN TORONTO OFFICE
Anomaly, Budweiser’s global brand agency, is readying an expansion to Toronto. Carl Johnson, the agency’s CEO, told Marketing today that the office should be up and running by April.

AXE TO LAUNCH FIRST CANADIAN “FOR HER” PRODUCT
Unilever is set to launch its first Axe product for women in Canada, though the company is keeping its marketing plans close to its chest.

DARING AMBITION: DARE LAUNCHES IN TORONTO
Vision 7 begins its international conquest.

ARE COSMETICS THE NEW TOBACCO?
Big Beauty is fighting environmental battles while smaller brands find opportunity.

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