#avro the fox

[avrotf]

This was back when I prepped this photo for Eggman Revolution as a free distribution

[theboysfromaustin]

More Ian's dad Patrick (the undiagnosed autistic) lore

Took Ian fishing. Ian got a hook stuck in his neck. "Oh that's fine, it'll come out on its own." It did not. Ian's mum Abertha took it out.

Somehow taught Ian to drive the family's 1949 Morris Minor considering his way of teaching him to ride a bike was to take him to the top of a steep hill and push.

Had a long-standing feud with the local fox population. Was on the side of the local bird population. Could not understand Ian's deep fear of birds post-rooster ass-kicking.

Refused to talk about Charles. Ian learned everything from mum.

Saw Jeremy as another son, which is why he took the chemist's shop over.

Hated Protestants - except Jeremy's family.

Hated the royal family. Threw darts at a portrait of the Queen.

Had a lot of trouble articulating just how proud he was of Ian.

Like Ian, terrified of planes, even though he worked for Avro during the war. Never got to the US to visit Ian post-college. Though it's very likely it would have been hard for him to see Ian age past the point of life Charles had been at. (Despite Charles not actually being dead, but he didn't know.)

He would have loved to see Ian have a family.

[charmedglass]

✦✦✦

Send me ✦ and I'll introduce you to an alternate universe version of my character

                              Back is turned to the man, as weapon is lightly spun round and round. The cold winds gusted harshly over the tundra plains, and he stands out as splashed ink to the snow. Black hair, tied high, black wings flared out in full.

                       Something else however, also stands against the snow, crimson jewels flung and scattered across the heavy blanket of frost. The crunch of snow under heel catches his attention, and silver gaze cuts swiftly to the man approaching. Branwen. No emotion flits across his face, instead pointing Showstopper to the man, it’s curved, glittering blade a silent warning. 

                                        “Stand down, or greet death.” His orders had been clear, and he had no intention of failing. Either them, or him. The Queen had been very clear, and certainly, she would have little issue taking his eyes before silencing his voice.

                                  Fox offers a coy smile to the man, he knows him. Has heard of him. It may be easier than he thought to get under his skin, though, Gris knew when he was at a stand still. Mirror images give their flashing smiles, fangs bared in something like a warped smile.

                                            “I’m only here to help, a living weapon if you will. Of course, I and my mother will want something in return. Supplies, medicine, food. Whatever else have you- I want it.” 

                                    Kusarigama twist in some hands, and hand limply in others, though, the real one twirls his. A mocking gesture. “After all, an eye for an eye? Though I can assure you, mine is far more valuable, what, destroying the coming Grimm in an instant and all.”

                               Tongue clicks in his mouth, head tilting sharply to the left. “So, do we have a deal?”

                                   Marigold twists the fabric in their hands, attention thoroughly grabbed by the arrival of the Huntsman. They never really got to see them anymore, not since the failed attempt to don her chosen name, to flee under the guise of Arian, and train. Do some good-

                                                No, they... she had failed there. Right, she. Not they. A lump forms in her throat, and amber hues seem to glow under the too harsh lighting. Smile is thin, and watery at best. Trembling and caving way at worse. It likely was.

                                         “th... Thank you for offering your help.”

[actuma]

Oud-presentatrice en 50Plus-Kamerlid Léonie Sazias (65) overleden

Léonie Sazias, voormalig 50Plus-Kamerlid en oud-presentatrice, is op 65-jarige leeftijd overleden. Namens de familie van Sazias heeft 50Plus-erevoorzitter Jan Nagel dit nieuws bekendgemaakt. Een aantal jaren terug werd er bij Sazias darmkanker geconstateerd. Léonie Sazias werd in 1980 bekend als omroepster bij Veronica, waarna ze ook programma’s maakte bij de AVRO, TROS, RTL4 en Fox. Een aantal bekende programma;s van haar waren bijvoorbeeld de talkshow Ruud en Leonie, De Ojevaarsjo en Dierenmanieren met Martin Gaus. Tussen 2008 en 2012 heeft ze ook radio gemaakt op NPO Radio 5 met het programma Wekker-Wakker! Met de eenmansfractie Democratisch Liberale Partij Hilversum deed Sazias in 2006 haar intrede in de gemeentepolitiek en 4 jaar later werd ze vervolgens lijsttrekker voor Hart voor Hilversum. Met die partij haalde ze de eerste keer 3 zetels en bij de verkiezingen van 2014 zelfs 6 zetels. In 2017 kwam ze op de kieslijst van 50Plus, doordat Jan Nagel haar naar Den Haag leidde. Binnen die partij kwam ze op de tweede plek, achter Henk Krol, op de kieslijst en kreeg ze het grote aantal van 51.000 voorkeursstemmen. Ze kreeg echter in het jaar dat ze de Kamer in kwam ook de diagnose darmkanker. Hoewel ze tot vorig jaar Kamerlid bleef, moest ze zich in 2018 wel enkele maanden laten vervangen wegens ziekteverlof. Daarna besloot ze dan ook af te zien van nog een termijn, hoewel ze op aandringen van de kiescommissie en lijsttrekker Liane den haan wel lijstduwer werd. Foto: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/nl/deed.en Read the full article

[noktax]

“Yeterince sevginiz varsa dünyadaki en mutlu ve en güçlü insan olursunuz.” E. Fox ... . . . #ekonomi #finans #para #döviz #dolar #avro #uzman #burakoguz #urla #izmir #Türkiye #mali #muhasebe #işinsanı #denetim #ceo #business #businessman #economy #finance #money #Turkey (at İzmir, Turkey)

[airmanisr]

Avro Anson Mk.I K8732 by Batman_60 Via Flickr: Embedded text: "19th September 1940: The ground staff at an R A F station wheeling in an Avro Anson plane for pupil pilots who are undergoing intensive training with fighter and bomber planes. (Photo by Arthur Tanner/Fox Photos/Getty Images) 97d/02/huch/4944/14

[omgbandadevassaari-blog]

Banda Devassa - "Marina Julia" - Praça Marechal Mauricio Cardoso. Vídeo ...

Banda Devassa - Rio de Janeiro - Brasil. (29 de novembro de 2016). "QUEDA DO AVIÃO DA CHAPECOENSE TAMBÉM É A MAIOR TRAGÉDIA DO JORNALISMO". BRASIL - Com 76 mortos, o acidente com o avião que levava a delegação da Chapecoense para a final da Copa Sul-Americana é, ao mesmo tempo, a maior tragédia do esporte e do jornalismo brasileiro. A aeronave, que caiu em Cerro Gordo, entre as cidades de La Union e La Ceja Del Tambo (a 40 km de Medellín), levava atletas, integrantes da comissão técnica, convidados do time e "21 jornalistas" brasileiros que cobririam a partida contra o Atlético Nacional (COL). Dos profissionais de imprensa, apenas um sobreviveu. O jogo de quarta-feira (30) seria o primeiro dos dois da final da copa Sul-Americana. Seis profissionais do canal FOX Sports, três da TV Globo, quatro da RBS, um do Globoesporte.com e sete jornalistas de rádios de Chapecó estavam no avião. Entre os nomes mais conhecidos estavam o repórter "Victorino Chermont", o narrador "Deva Pascovicci" e os comentaristas "Paulo Julio Clement" e "Mário Sérgio" (ex-jogador), todos do canal FOX Sports. O avião que sofreu um acidente enquanto transportava a equipe da Chapecoense era de modelo "Avro Regional Jet 85" (RJ-85), também conhecido como "Jumbolino". Segundo sites especializados em aeronaves, a aeronave de matrícula CP-2933 tinha 17 anos e era o único da companhia aérea boliviana "Lamia". No momento da queda, tinha 72 passageiros e nove tripulantes. Apenas seis pessoas conseguiram sobreviver: os goleiros (*) Danilo e Follmann, o lateral Alan Ruschel, o jornalista Rafael Henzel (Rádio Oeste Capital), o técnico da aeronave chamado Erwin Tumiri e a comissária de bordo identificada como Jimena Suarez. Mais tarde, autoridades colombianas confirmaram que o zagueiro Neto também foi encontrado com vida. (*) Danilo, no entanto, não resistiu aos ferimentos e morreu no hospital. OS JORNALISTAS A BORDO: Victorino Chermont (Fox Sports);Rodrigo Santana Gonçalves (Fox Sports);Deva Pascovich (Fox Sports);Lilacio Júnior (Fox Sports);Paulo Clement (Fox Sports);Mario Sergio Pontes de Paiva (Fox Sports e ex-jogador);Guilher Marques (Globo);Ari de Araújo Júnior (Globo);Guilherme Laars (Globo);Giovane Klein (repórter da RBS TV de Chapecó);Bruno Mauro da Silva (técnico da RBS TV de Florianópolis);Djalma Araújo Neto (cinegrafista da RBS TV de Florianópolis);Adré Podiacki (repórter do Diário Catarinense);Laion Espindula (repórter do Globo Esporte);Rafael Henzel (Rádio Oeste Capital - SOBREVIVENTE);Renan Agnolin;Fernando Schardong;Edson Ebeliny;Gelson Galiotto;Douglas Dorneles;Jacir Biavatti. (Banda Devassa - Rio de Janeiro - 29//11/2018).

[mhking]

Canada 150 | Timeline from Chris Jeri | Final Render on Vimeo.

Animation for a Global News special segment on Canada's 150th birthday. Showcasing some of Canada’s most influential moments. A collaboration by the GlobalGFX team. Full credits below.

Art Direction: Leo Kavanagh Compositing and Finishing: Chris Jeri

Confederation Scene: Caroline Stephenson Canadian Railway Scene: Andrew Miller World War I Scene: Chris MacDougall Avro Arrow Scene: Chris Jeri & Neil Sangani Canadian Flag Scene: Jesse Skelton Terry Fox Scene: Janet Cordahi Canada Arm Scene: Matt Peleshok Vancouver Olympics Scene: Ben Simpson Title Card: Deepak Sharma

[montydozier]

#Interbrand150 — The 150 Iconic Brands Chosen By Canadians

July 1 marks a momentous day in Canada, the high point of a momentous year as the nation celebrates the 150th anniversary of the confederation of Canada. This occurred when the British colonies of Canada, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick were united into one Dominion of Canada on July 1, 1867.

As Interbrand Canada Managing Director Carolyn Ray noted about the nation’s sesquicentennial, “2017 has been filled with #Canada150 activities designed to celebrate our diversity and encourage inclusion; establish a spirit of reconciliation with Indigenous peoples; and discover Canada’s natural beauty and strengthen our environmental awareness. On our birthday on Saturday, July 1, it’s fair to say that Canadians will be celebrating from coast to coast!”

We're incredibly proud to be recognized as one of @InterbrandCDN's Most Iconic Canadian Brands! #Canada150 pic.twitter.com/e2xkVDGaox

— CCM Hockey (@CCMHockey) June 28, 2017

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What better way for Interbrand to mark the occasion than to pay tribute to Canada’s iconic brands, as selected by its own Canadian branding experts in partnership with the public. Interbrand Canada has been collecting nominations for Canada’s 150 most iconic brands for the past few months to come up with a list that was announced today by The Globe and Mail, Canada’s oldest national newspaper and its biggest business media brand.

CBC/Radio-Canada recognized as an iconic Canadian brand by @InterbrandCDN for #Canada150 https://t.co/rhtXFoXc14 #cbc2017

— CBC/Radio-Canada (@CBCRadioCanada) June 28, 2017

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“Brands become iconic when they build an emotional connection with people’s values and beliefs,” Ray commented. “When we asked Canadians about the brands that have shaped and defined their lives, we heard wonderful stories that convey their deep personal connections with these brands, and reinforce their pride in being Canadian.”

We're honoured to be recognized as one of @InterbrandCDN 150 Iconic Canadian Brands #Interbrand150 #PositiveChange https://t.co/wnFmOaQa0t pic.twitter.com/IQ67hlLr9g

— Hatch (@HatchGlobal) June 28, 2017

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“We thought #Canada150 was a great opportunity to recognize the vital impact that Canadian brands have had on our history and our future, so we’ve launched a very special report called ‘Interbrand 150 Iconic Canadian Brands: Our Time to Grow.’” Ray observed.

#CAA is proud to be one of the @InterbrandCDN 150 Iconic Canadian Brands #Canada150 https://t.co/FV4hlrPApq

— CAA (@CAA) June 28, 2017

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“Compiled by our team in Toronto and supplemented by submissions from across the country, this report analyzes 150 brands, both past and present, that make us authentically Canadian. To be more inclusive, we also included associations, non-profits and private firms.”

Ski-Doo named one of 150 iconic brands in CAN history by @InterbrandCDN ! Read full @globeandmail article https://t.co/f94zcMHZ7F #canada150 pic.twitter.com/tb4WfQvInU

— BRP (@BRPnews) June 28, 2017

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The resulting list contains a few surprises. “Some of these pre-date our country’s 1867 confederation, like the Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) and Molson. Others may not exist anymore, like the Montreal Expos,” Ray pointed out. “And while many of you know the origins of Tim Hortons or Canada Goose, you may not know that IMAX, Arc’teryx, or the Ski-doo are in fact Canadian brands. Surprise!”

We are proud to be recognized as one of #Interbrand150 most iconic Canadian brands. https://t.co/9OLQJVB9ZC pic.twitter.com/UEvyi5VkWy

— Shaw Communications (@ShawInfo) June 28, 2017

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The report can be found on the new Interbrand Canada website at Interbrand.ca. You’re invited to join in the dialogue on social media—share your stories about your iconic Canadian brands, using the hashtag #Interbrand150.

We’re proud to be recognized as an iconic Canadian brand by @InterbrandCDN for #Canada150 #Interbrand150 Getting Canada moving since 1971! pic.twitter.com/9CCkKEhVuc

— ParticipACTION (@ParticipACTION) June 28, 2017

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“If you happen to know a Canadian, please send them a congratulatory note!” Ray added. “They may respond that they’re enjoying a double-double and some beavertails, or trying to find their toque under a two-four, but not to worry. That just means we’re having a great time!”

Canada turns 150 this year. We’re celebrating with the #Interbrand150 Iconic Canadian Brands report. https://t.co/giPJYS5sNk pic.twitter.com/U6LkvNsefA

— Interbrand Canada (@InterbrandCDN) June 28, 2017

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The results, interestingly, found many brands fit into three main categories: innovators and entrepreneurs (such as Bombardier, BlackBerry and Roots); nation-builders (such as CP, CN and Parks Canada) and experience-shapers (such as TIFF, BeaverTails and the Terry Fox Foundation, started by the curly-haired young man whose cross-country run to raise money and awareness for cancer research—after losing his leg to bone cancer at age 18—continues to inspire).

Thrilled to announce we've been named one of the top 150 Iconic Canadian Brands by @InterbrandCDN! #Interbrand150 https://t.co/kgCwr7ZzG2 pic.twitter.com/I7Y0MoTXQW

— BeaverTails_Official (@BeaverTails) June 28, 2017

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Most have an average age of 85 years, with the Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC), Canada Post and the North West Company having the longest tenure (since 1670, 1763, and 1779 respectively).

Super flattered to be named among #Canada150 #IconicBrands. Thank you @InterbrandCDN ! https://t.co/0p8z60py7s

— Steam Whistle (@SteamWhistle) June 28, 2017

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Names range from the familiar—Tim Hortons, WestJet, Molson—to nostalgic (Sam the Record Man, Avro Canada and Woodward’s) to newer brands (Shopify, Porter Airlines, VICE).

More on @vice as an iconic Canadian brand @interbrandcdn https://t.co/bKLeBpHlBS #interbrand150

— Chris Ball (@chrisjballTO) June 28, 2017

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This past spring, Interbrand asked Canadians to nominate the brands they considered iconic and share personal stories, then pushed that data through a methodology focused on clarity, authenticity and engagement.

Corus is proud to be included on @InterbrandCDN’s list of 150 Iconic Canadian Brands. #Interbrand150 https://t.co/iWsNQWJSGo

— Corus Communications (@CorusPR) June 28, 2017

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“We are sure that this list will generate passionate discussion, and we tried to be as inclusive as possible,” Ray stated. “The report is really meant to be a platform to not only celebrate the history of Canada but also understand the role that brands play in shaping our future.”

We are so incredibly honoured to be recognised as an iconic Canadian brand in the #interbrand150 report for #Canada150#madeincanada https://t.co/AtlFUXIVap

— Tilley Endurables (@TilleyEndurable) June 28, 2017

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Interbrand Canada cites Hudson’s Bay Company, still known for its colorful striped blanket design, as an example of an iconic Canadian brand — “one that, in its own way, authentically becomes part of the country’s fabric. It can be new, old, or out of business. It can be for- or non-profit. Serious or fun. National or local. But it must have achieved significant growth and impacted the Canadian experience in a significant way.”

Our employees past & present want to say thanks for making our brand iconic. We’re proud to be on the #Interbrand150 list @InterbrandCDN pic.twitter.com/9l8L6WHm1t

— Irving Oil (@irvingoil) June 28, 2017

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Interbrand parent Omnicom expanded to Canada in 2000 by acquiring Tudhope Associates in Toronto, a strategic design agency with clients including Hershey Foods, Royal Bank of Canada and UPS. Throughout Canada 150, Interbrand is asking Canadians to be part of the celebration by sharing personal experiences with brands via hashtag #Interbrand150.

Proud to make the list! #Interbrand150 https://t.co/oNv53IkRUR

— Desjardins (@DesjardinsGroup) June 28, 2017

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[avrotf]

Made by manekipenguin on Twitter https://twitter.com/manekipenguin?s=20

[markjsousa]

#Interbrand150 — The 150 Iconic Brands Chosen By Canadians

July 1 marks a momentous day in Canada, the high point of a momentous year as the nation celebrates the 150th anniversary of the confederation of Canada. This occurred when the British colonies of Canada, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick were united into one Dominion of Canada on July 1, 1867.

As Interbrand Canada Managing Director Carolyn Ray noted about the nation’s sesquicentennial, “2017 has been filled with #Canada150 activities designed to celebrate our diversity and encourage inclusion; establish a spirit of reconciliation with Indigenous peoples; and discover Canada’s natural beauty and strengthen our environmental awareness. On our birthday on Saturday, July 1, it’s fair to say that Canadians will be celebrating from coast to coast!”

We're incredibly proud to be recognized as one of @InterbrandCDN's Most Iconic Canadian Brands! #Canada150 http://pic.twitter.com/e2xkVDGaox

— CCM Hockey (@CCMHockey) June 28, 2017

What better way for Interbrand to mark the occasion than to pay tribute to Canada’s iconic brands, as selected by its own Canadian branding experts in partnership with the public. Interbrand Canada has been collecting nominations for Canada’s 150 most iconic brands for the past few months to come up with a list that was announced today by The Globe and Mail, Canada’s oldest national newspaper and its biggest business media brand.

CBC/Radio-Canada recognized as an iconic Canadian brand by @InterbrandCDN for #Canada150 https://t.co/rhtXFoXc14 #cbc2017

— CBC/Radio-Canada (@CBCRadioCanada) June 28, 2017

“Brands become iconic when they build an emotional connection with people’s values and beliefs,” Ray commented. “When we asked Canadians about the brands that have shaped and defined their lives, we heard wonderful stories that convey their deep personal connections with these brands, and reinforce their pride in being Canadian.”

We're honoured to be recognized as one of @InterbrandCDN 150 Iconic Canadian Brands #Interbrand150 #PositiveChange https://t.co/wnFmOaQa0t http://pic.twitter.com/IQ67hlLr9g

— Hatch (@HatchGlobal) June 28, 2017

“We thought #Canada150 was a great opportunity to recognize the vital impact that Canadian brands have had on our history and our future, so we’ve launched a very special report called ‘Interbrand 150 Iconic Canadian Brands: Our Time to Grow.’” Ray observed.

#CAA is proud to be one of the @InterbrandCDN 150 Iconic Canadian Brands #Canada150 https://t.co/FV4hlrPApq

— CAA (@CAA) June 28, 2017

“Compiled by our team in Toronto and supplemented by submissions from across the country, this report analyzes 150 brands, both past and present, that make us authentically Canadian. To be more inclusive, we also included associations, non-profits and private firms.”

Ski-Doo named one of 150 iconic brands in CAN history by @InterbrandCDN ! Read full @globeandmail article https://t.co/f94zcMHZ7F #canada150 http://pic.twitter.com/tb4WfQvInU

— BRP (@BRPnews) June 28, 2017

The resulting list contains a few surprises. “Some of these pre-date our country’s 1867 confederation, like the Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) and Molson. Others may not exist anymore, like the Montreal Expos,” Ray pointed out. “And while many of you know the origins of Tim Hortons or Canada Goose, you may not know that IMAX, Arc’teryx, or the Ski-doo are in fact Canadian brands. Surprise!”

We are proud to be recognized as one of #Interbrand150 most iconic Canadian brands. https://t.co/9OLQJVB9ZC http://pic.twitter.com/UEvyi5VkWy

— Shaw Communications (@ShawInfo) June 28, 2017

The report can be found on the new Interbrand Canada website at Interbrand.ca. You’re invited to join in the dialogue on social media—share your stories about your iconic Canadian brands, using the hashtag #Interbrand150.

We’re proud to be recognized as an iconic Canadian brand by @InterbrandCDN for #Canada150 #Interbrand150 Getting Canada moving since 1971! http://pic.twitter.com/9CCkKEhVuc

— ParticipACTION (@ParticipACTION) June 28, 2017

“If you happen to know a Canadian, please send them a congratulatory note!” Ray added. “They may respond that they’re enjoying a double-double and some beavertails, or trying to find their toque under a two-four, but not to worry. That just means we’re having a great time!”

Canada turns 150 this year. We’re celebrating with the #Interbrand150 Iconic Canadian Brands report. https://t.co/giPJYS5sNk http://pic.twitter.com/U6LkvNsefA

— Interbrand Canada (@InterbrandCDN) June 28, 2017

The results, interestingly, found many brands fit into three main categories: innovators and entrepreneurs (such as Bombardier, BlackBerry and Roots); nation-builders (such as CP, CN and Parks Canada) and experience-shapers (such as TIFF, BeaverTails and the Terry Fox Foundation, started by the curly-haired young man whose cross-country run to raise money and awareness for cancer research—after losing his leg to bone cancer at age 18—continues to inspire).

Thrilled to announce we've been named one of the top 150 Iconic Canadian Brands by @InterbrandCDN! #Interbrand150 https://t.co/kgCwr7ZzG2 http://pic.twitter.com/I7Y0MoTXQW

— BeaverTails_Official (@BeaverTails) June 28, 2017

Most have an average age of 85 years, with the Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC), Canada Post and the North West Company having the longest tenure (since 1670, 1763, and 1779 respectively).

Super flattered to be named among #Canada150 #IconicBrands. Thank you @InterbrandCDN ! https://t.co/0p8z60py7s

— Steam Whistle (@SteamWhistle) June 28, 2017

Names range from the familiar—Tim Hortons, WestJet, Molson—to nostalgic (Sam the Record Man, Avro Canada and Woodward’s) to newer brands (Shopify, Porter Airlines, VICE).

More on @vice as an iconic Canadian brand @interbrandcdn https://t.co/bKLeBpHlBS #interbrand150

— Chris Ball (@chrisjballTO) June 28, 2017

This past spring, Interbrand asked Canadians to nominate the brands they considered iconic and share personal stories, then pushed that data through a methodology focused on clarity, authenticity and engagement.

Corus is proud to be included on @InterbrandCDN’s list of 150 Iconic Canadian Brands. #Interbrand150 https://t.co/iWsNQWJSGo

— Corus Communications (@CorusPR) June 28, 2017

“We are sure that this list will generate passionate discussion, and we tried to be as inclusive as possible,” Ray stated. “The report is really meant to be a platform to not only celebrate the history of Canada but also understand the role that brands play in shaping our future.”

We are so incredibly honoured to be recognised as an iconic Canadian brand in the #interbrand150 report for #Canada150#madeincanada https://t.co/AtlFUXIVap

— Tilley Endurables (@TilleyEndurable) June 28, 2017

Interbrand Canada cites Hudson’s Bay Company, still known for its colorful striped blanket design, as an example of an iconic Canadian brand — “one that, in its own way, authentically becomes part of the country’s fabric. It can be new, old, or out of business. It can be for- or non-profit. Serious or fun. National or local. But it must have achieved significant growth and impacted the Canadian experience in a significant way.”

Our employees past & present want to say thanks for making our brand iconic. We’re proud to be on the #Interbrand150 list @InterbrandCDN http://pic.twitter.com/9l8L6WHm1t

— Irving Oil (@irvingoil) June 28, 2017

Interbrand parent Omnicom expanded to Canada in 2000 by acquiring Tudhope Associates in Toronto, a strategic design agency with clients including Hershey Foods, Royal Bank of Canada and UPS. Throughout Canada 150, Interbrand is asking Canadians to be part of the celebration by sharing personal experiences with brands via hashtag #Interbrand150.

Proud to make the list! #Interbrand150 https://t.co/oNv53IkRUR

— Desjardins (@DesjardinsGroup) June 28, 2017

The post #Interbrand150 — The 150 Iconic Brands Chosen By Canadians appeared first on brandchannel:.

[charmedglass]

☠ Avros? or Gris?

For every  ☠ in my inbox, my Muse will become more and more corrupted by a dark force. Each  ☠ increases the percentage by 10%. At 100%…who knows what will happen?

( How bout, both? )

                                 It’s small. A little well, a pit of tar and shadow, just a drop that blooms in his chest. It’s almost beyond his notice. until the fox is baring his fangs at his team. Then, he recoils- ‘they don’t know what they’re doing, you’re the leader, command them.’

                But... they did know. Yet.. both thoughts felt weighted and true.

10%

                                Avros is familiar with spite. With rage and fear. So when a small thought jostles around in his mind, the black swan is quick to shut that down so quickly, his feathers ruffle with the force. He was not cruel-

                                        ‘Oh, but I am. If it means protecting my chosen family, protecting myself, I am more than cruel.’

                        The truth is almost mocking, sharp and drawing blood that doesn’t exist from his inner self. Avros feels the music die in his throat, and the eyes from the crowd glint with hunger, for if he does not provide entertainment, they will eat him alive and spit out the remains.

                                    He erases himself and flees.

10%

[davisgordonc]

#Interbrand150 — The 150 Iconic Brands Chosen By Canadians

July 1 marks a momentous day in Canada, the high point of a momentous year as the nation celebrates the 150th anniversary of the confederation of Canada. This occurred when the British colonies of Canada, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick were united into one Dominion of Canada on July 1, 1867.

As Interbrand Canada Managing Director Carolyn Ray noted about the nation’s sesquicentennial, “2017 has been filled with #Canada150 activities designed to celebrate our diversity and encourage inclusion; establish a spirit of reconciliation with Indigenous peoples; and discover Canada’s natural beauty and strengthen our environmental awareness. On our birthday on Saturday, July 1, it’s fair to say that Canadians will be celebrating from coast to coast!”

We're incredibly proud to be recognized as one of @InterbrandCDN's Most Iconic Canadian Brands! #Canada150 http://pic.twitter.com/e2xkVDGaox

— CCM Hockey (@CCMHockey) June 28, 2017

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What better way for Interbrand to mark the occasion than to pay tribute to Canada’s iconic brands, as selected by its own Canadian branding experts in partnership with the public. Interbrand Canada has been collecting nominations for Canada’s 150 most iconic brands for the past few months to come up with a list that was announced today by The Globe and Mail, Canada’s oldest national newspaper and its biggest business media brand.

CBC/Radio-Canada recognized as an iconic Canadian brand by @InterbrandCDN for #Canada150 https://t.co/rhtXFoXc14 #cbc2017

— CBC/Radio-Canada (@CBCRadioCanada) June 28, 2017

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“Brands become iconic when they build an emotional connection with people’s values and beliefs,” Ray commented. “When we asked Canadians about the brands that have shaped and defined their lives, we heard wonderful stories that convey their deep personal connections with these brands, and reinforce their pride in being Canadian.”

We're honoured to be recognized as one of @InterbrandCDN 150 Iconic Canadian Brands #Interbrand150 #PositiveChange https://t.co/wnFmOaQa0t http://pic.twitter.com/IQ67hlLr9g

— Hatch (@HatchGlobal) June 28, 2017

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“We thought #Canada150 was a great opportunity to recognize the vital impact that Canadian brands have had on our history and our future, so we’ve launched a very special report called ‘Interbrand 150 Iconic Canadian Brands: Our Time to Grow.’” Ray observed.

#CAA is proud to be one of the @InterbrandCDN 150 Iconic Canadian Brands #Canada150 https://t.co/FV4hlrPApq

— CAA (@CAA) June 28, 2017

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“Compiled by our team in Toronto and supplemented by submissions from across the country, this report analyzes 150 brands, both past and present, that make us authentically Canadian. To be more inclusive, we also included associations, non-profits and private firms.”

Ski-Doo named one of 150 iconic brands in CAN history by @InterbrandCDN ! Read full @globeandmail article https://t.co/f94zcMHZ7F #canada150 http://pic.twitter.com/tb4WfQvInU

— BRP (@BRPnews) June 28, 2017

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The resulting list contains a few surprises. “Some of these pre-date our country’s 1867 confederation, like the Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) and Molson. Others may not exist anymore, like the Montreal Expos,” Ray pointed out. “And while many of you know the origins of Tim Hortons or Canada Goose, you may not know that IMAX, Arc’teryx, or the Ski-doo are in fact Canadian brands. Surprise!”

We are proud to be recognized as one of #Interbrand150 most iconic Canadian brands. https://t.co/9OLQJVB9ZC http://pic.twitter.com/UEvyi5VkWy

— Shaw Communications (@ShawInfo) June 28, 2017

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The report can be found on the new Interbrand Canada website at Interbrand.ca. You’re invited to join in the dialogue on social media—share your stories about your iconic Canadian brands, using the hashtag #Interbrand150.

We’re proud to be recognized as an iconic Canadian brand by @InterbrandCDN for #Canada150 #Interbrand150 Getting Canada moving since 1971! http://pic.twitter.com/9CCkKEhVuc

— ParticipACTION (@ParticipACTION) June 28, 2017

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“If you happen to know a Canadian, please send them a congratulatory note!” Ray added. “They may respond that they’re enjoying a double-double and some beavertails, or trying to find their toque under a two-four, but not to worry. That just means we’re having a great time!”

Canada turns 150 this year. We’re celebrating with the #Interbrand150 Iconic Canadian Brands report. https://t.co/giPJYS5sNk http://pic.twitter.com/U6LkvNsefA

— Interbrand Canada (@InterbrandCDN) June 28, 2017

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The results, interestingly, found many brands fit into three main categories: innovators and entrepreneurs (such as Bombardier, BlackBerry and Roots); nation-builders (such as CP, CN and Parks Canada) and experience-shapers (such as TIFF, BeaverTails and the Terry Fox Foundation, started by the curly-haired young man whose cross-country run to raise money and awareness for cancer research—after losing his leg to bone cancer at age 18—continues to inspire).

Thrilled to announce we've been named one of the top 150 Iconic Canadian Brands by @InterbrandCDN! #Interbrand150 https://t.co/kgCwr7ZzG2 http://pic.twitter.com/I7Y0MoTXQW

— BeaverTails_Official (@BeaverTails) June 28, 2017

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Most have an average age of 85 years, with the Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC), Canada Post and the North West Company having the longest tenure (since 1670, 1763, and 1779 respectively).

Super flattered to be named among #Canada150 #IconicBrands. Thank you @InterbrandCDN ! https://t.co/0p8z60py7s

— Steam Whistle (@SteamWhistle) June 28, 2017

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Names range from the familiar—Tim Hortons, WestJet, Molson—to nostalgic (Sam the Record Man, Avro Canada and Woodward’s) to newer brands (Shopify, Porter Airlines, VICE).

More on @vice as an iconic Canadian brand @interbrandcdn https://t.co/bKLeBpHlBS #interbrand150

— Chris Ball (@chrisjballTO) June 28, 2017

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This past spring, Interbrand asked Canadians to nominate the brands they considered iconic and share personal stories, then pushed that data through a methodology focused on clarity, authenticity and engagement.

Corus is proud to be included on @InterbrandCDN’s list of 150 Iconic Canadian Brands. #Interbrand150 https://t.co/iWsNQWJSGo

— Corus Communications (@CorusPR) June 28, 2017

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“We are sure that this list will generate passionate discussion, and we tried to be as inclusive as possible,” Ray stated. “The report is really meant to be a platform to not only celebrate the history of Canada but also understand the role that brands play in shaping our future.”

We are so incredibly honoured to be recognised as an iconic Canadian brand in the #interbrand150 report for #Canada150#madeincanada https://t.co/AtlFUXIVap

— Tilley Endurables (@TilleyEndurable) June 28, 2017

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Interbrand Canada cites Hudson’s Bay Company, still known for its colorful striped blanket design, as an example of an iconic Canadian brand — “one that, in its own way, authentically becomes part of the country’s fabric. It can be new, old, or out of business. It can be for- or non-profit. Serious or fun. National or local. But it must have achieved significant growth and impacted the Canadian experience in a significant way.”

Our employees past & present want to say thanks for making our brand iconic. We’re proud to be on the #Interbrand150 list @InterbrandCDN http://pic.twitter.com/9l8L6WHm1t

— Irving Oil (@irvingoil) June 28, 2017

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Interbrand parent Omnicom expanded to Canada in 2000 by acquiring Tudhope Associates in Toronto, a strategic design agency with clients including Hershey Foods, Royal Bank of Canada and UPS. Throughout Canada 150, Interbrand is asking Canadians to be part of the celebration by sharing personal experiences with brands via hashtag #Interbrand150.

Proud to make the list! #Interbrand150 https://t.co/oNv53IkRUR

— Desjardins (@DesjardinsGroup) June 28, 2017

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#Interbrand150 — The 150 Iconic Brands Chosen By Canadians

July 1 marks a momentous day in Canada, the high point of a momentous year as the nation celebrates the 150th anniversary of the confederation of Canada. This occurred when the British colonies of Canada, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick were united into one Dominion of Canada on July 1, 1867.

As Interbrand Canada Managing Director Carolyn Ray noted about the nation’s sesquicentennial, “2017 has been filled with #Canada150 activities designed to celebrate our diversity and encourage inclusion; establish a spirit of reconciliation with Indigenous peoples; and discover Canada’s natural beauty and strengthen our environmental awareness. On our birthday on Saturday, July 1, it’s fair to say that Canadians will be celebrating from coast to coast!”

We're incredibly proud to be recognized as one of @InterbrandCDN's Most Iconic Canadian Brands! #Canada150 pic.twitter.com/e2xkVDGaox

— CCM Hockey (@CCMHockey) June 28, 2017

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What better way for Interbrand to mark the occasion than to pay tribute to Canada’s iconic brands, as selected by its own Canadian branding experts in partnership with the public. Interbrand Canada has been collecting nominations for Canada’s 150 most iconic brands for the past few months to come up with a list that was announced today by The Globe and Mail, Canada’s oldest national newspaper and its biggest business media brand.

CBC/Radio-Canada recognized as an iconic Canadian brand by @InterbrandCDN for #Canada150 https://t.co/rhtXFoXc14 #cbc2017

— CBC/Radio-Canada (@CBCRadioCanada) June 28, 2017

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“Brands become iconic when they build an emotional connection with people’s values and beliefs,” Ray commented. “When we asked Canadians about the brands that have shaped and defined their lives, we heard wonderful stories that convey their deep personal connections with these brands, and reinforce their pride in being Canadian.”

We're honoured to be recognized as one of @InterbrandCDN 150 Iconic Canadian Brands #Interbrand150 #PositiveChange https://t.co/wnFmOaQa0t pic.twitter.com/IQ67hlLr9g

— Hatch (@HatchGlobal) June 28, 2017

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“We thought #Canada150 was a great opportunity to recognize the vital impact that Canadian brands have had on our history and our future, so we’ve launched a very special report called ‘Interbrand 150 Iconic Canadian Brands: Our Time to Grow.’” Ray observed.

#CAA is proud to be one of the @InterbrandCDN 150 Iconic Canadian Brands #Canada150 https://t.co/FV4hlrPApq

— CAA (@CAA) June 28, 2017

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“Compiled by our team in Toronto and supplemented by submissions from across the country, this report analyzes 150 brands, both past and present, that make us authentically Canadian. To be more inclusive, we also included associations, non-profits and private firms.”

Ski-Doo named one of 150 iconic brands in CAN history by @InterbrandCDN ! Read full @globeandmail article https://t.co/f94zcMHZ7F #canada150 pic.twitter.com/tb4WfQvInU

— BRP (@BRPnews) June 28, 2017

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The resulting list contains a few surprises. “Some of these pre-date our country’s 1867 confederation, like the Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) and Molson. Others may not exist anymore, like the Montreal Expos,” Ray pointed out. “And while many of you know the origins of Tim Hortons or Canada Goose, you may not know that IMAX, Arc’teryx, or the Ski-doo are in fact Canadian brands. Surprise!”

We are proud to be recognized as one of #Interbrand150 most iconic Canadian brands. https://t.co/9OLQJVB9ZC pic.twitter.com/UEvyi5VkWy

— Shaw Communications (@ShawInfo) June 28, 2017

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The report can be found on the new Interbrand Canada website at Interbrand.ca. You’re invited to join in the dialogue on social media—share your stories about your iconic Canadian brands, using the hashtag #Interbrand150.

We’re proud to be recognized as an iconic Canadian brand by @InterbrandCDN for #Canada150 #Interbrand150 Getting Canada moving since 1971! pic.twitter.com/9CCkKEhVuc

— ParticipACTION (@ParticipACTION) June 28, 2017

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“If you happen to know a Canadian, please send them a congratulatory note!” Ray added. “They may respond that they’re enjoying a double-double and some beavertails, or trying to find their toque under a two-four, but not to worry. That just means we’re having a great time!”

Canada turns 150 this year. We’re celebrating with the #Interbrand150 Iconic Canadian Brands report. https://t.co/giPJYS5sNk pic.twitter.com/U6LkvNsefA

— Interbrand Canada (@InterbrandCDN) June 28, 2017

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The results, interestingly, found many brands fit into three main categories: innovators and entrepreneurs (such as Bombardier, BlackBerry and Roots); nation-builders (such as CP, CN and Parks Canada) and experience-shapers (such as TIFF, BeaverTails and the Terry Fox Foundation, started by the curly-haired young man whose cross-country run to raise money and awareness for cancer research—after losing his leg to bone cancer at age 18—continues to inspire).

Thrilled to announce we've been named one of the top 150 Iconic Canadian Brands by @InterbrandCDN! #Interbrand150 https://t.co/kgCwr7ZzG2 pic.twitter.com/I7Y0MoTXQW

— BeaverTails_Official (@BeaverTails) June 28, 2017

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Most have an average age of 85 years, with the Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC), Canada Post and the North West Company having the longest tenure (since 1670, 1763, and 1779 respectively).

Super flattered to be named among #Canada150 #IconicBrands. Thank you @InterbrandCDN ! https://t.co/0p8z60py7s

— Steam Whistle (@SteamWhistle) June 28, 2017

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Names range from the familiar—Tim Hortons, WestJet, Molson—to nostalgic (Sam the Record Man, Avro Canada and Woodward’s) to newer brands (Shopify, Porter Airlines, VICE).

More on @vice as an iconic Canadian brand @interbrandcdn https://t.co/bKLeBpHlBS #interbrand150

— Chris Ball (@chrisjballTO) June 28, 2017

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This past spring, Interbrand asked Canadians to nominate the brands they considered iconic and share personal stories, then pushed that data through a methodology focused on clarity, authenticity and engagement.

Corus is proud to be included on @InterbrandCDN’s list of 150 Iconic Canadian Brands. #Interbrand150 https://t.co/iWsNQWJSGo

— Corus Communications (@CorusPR) June 28, 2017

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“We are sure that this list will generate passionate discussion, and we tried to be as inclusive as possible,” Ray stated. “The report is really meant to be a platform to not only celebrate the history of Canada but also understand the role that brands play in shaping our future.”

We are so incredibly honoured to be recognised as an iconic Canadian brand in the #interbrand150 report for #Canada150#madeincanada https://t.co/AtlFUXIVap

— Tilley Endurables (@TilleyEndurable) June 28, 2017

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Interbrand Canada cites Hudson’s Bay Company, still known for its colorful striped blanket design, as an example of an iconic Canadian brand — “one that, in its own way, authentically becomes part of the country’s fabric. It can be new, old, or out of business. It can be for- or non-profit. Serious or fun. National or local. But it must have achieved significant growth and impacted the Canadian experience in a significant way.”

Our employees past & present want to say thanks for making our brand iconic. We’re proud to be on the #Interbrand150 list @InterbrandCDN pic.twitter.com/9l8L6WHm1t

— Irving Oil (@irvingoil) June 28, 2017

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Interbrand parent Omnicom expanded to Canada in 2000 by acquiring Tudhope Associates in Toronto, a strategic design agency with clients including Hershey Foods, Royal Bank of Canada and UPS. Throughout Canada 150, Interbrand is asking Canadians to be part of the celebration by sharing personal experiences with brands via hashtag #Interbrand150.

Proud to make the list! #Interbrand150 https://t.co/oNv53IkRUR

— Desjardins (@DesjardinsGroup) June 28, 2017

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#Interbrand150 — The 150 Iconic Brands Chosen By Canadians

July 1 marks a momentous day in Canada, the high point of a momentous year as the nation celebrates the 150th anniversary of the confederation of Canada. This occurred when the British colonies of Canada, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick were united into one Dominion of Canada on July 1, 1867.

As Interbrand Canada Managing Director Carolyn Ray noted about the nation’s sesquicentennial, “2017 has been filled with #Canada150 activities designed to celebrate our diversity and encourage inclusion; establish a spirit of reconciliation with Indigenous peoples; and discover Canada’s natural beauty and strengthen our environmental awareness. On our birthday on Saturday, July 1, it’s fair to say that Canadians will be celebrating from coast to coast!”

We're incredibly proud to be recognized as one of @InterbrandCDN's Most Iconic Canadian Brands! #Canada150 pic.twitter.com/e2xkVDGaox

— CCM Hockey (@CCMHockey) June 28, 2017

What better way for Interbrand to mark the occasion than to pay tribute to Canada’s iconic brands, as selected by its own Canadian branding experts in partnership with the public. Interbrand Canada has been collecting nominations for Canada’s 150 most iconic brands for the past few months to come up with a list that was announced today by The Globe and Mail, Canada’s oldest national newspaper and its biggest business media brand.

CBC/Radio-Canada recognized as an iconic Canadian brand by @InterbrandCDN for #Canada150 https://t.co/rhtXFoXc14 #cbc2017

— CBC/Radio-Canada (@CBCRadioCanada) June 28, 2017

“Brands become iconic when they build an emotional connection with people’s values and beliefs,” Ray commented. “When we asked Canadians about the brands that have shaped and defined their lives, we heard wonderful stories that convey their deep personal connections with these brands, and reinforce their pride in being Canadian.”

We're honoured to be recognized as one of @InterbrandCDN 150 Iconic Canadian Brands #Interbrand150 #PositiveChange https://t.co/wnFmOaQa0t pic.twitter.com/IQ67hlLr9g

— Hatch (@HatchGlobal) June 28, 2017

“We thought #Canada150 was a great opportunity to recognize the vital impact that Canadian brands have had on our history and our future, so we’ve launched a very special report called ‘Interbrand 150 Iconic Canadian Brands: Our Time to Grow.’” Ray observed.

#CAA is proud to be one of the @InterbrandCDN 150 Iconic Canadian Brands #Canada150 https://t.co/FV4hlrPApq

— CAA (@CAA) June 28, 2017

“Compiled by our team in Toronto and supplemented by submissions from across the country, this report analyzes 150 brands, both past and present, that make us authentically Canadian. To be more inclusive, we also included associations, non-profits and private firms.”

Ski-Doo named one of 150 iconic brands in CAN history by @InterbrandCDN ! Read full @globeandmail article https://t.co/f94zcMHZ7F #canada150 pic.twitter.com/tb4WfQvInU

— BRP (@BRPnews) June 28, 2017

The resulting list contains a few surprises. “Some of these pre-date our country’s 1867 confederation, like the Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) and Molson. Others may not exist anymore, like the Montreal Expos,” Ray pointed out. “And while many of you know the origins of Tim Hortons or Canada Goose, you may not know that IMAX, Arc’teryx, or the Ski-doo are in fact Canadian brands. Surprise!”

We are proud to be recognized as one of #Interbrand150 most iconic Canadian brands. https://t.co/9OLQJVB9ZC pic.twitter.com/UEvyi5VkWy

— Shaw Communications (@ShawInfo) June 28, 2017

The report can be found on the new Interbrand Canada website at Interbrand.ca. You’re invited to join in the dialogue on social media—share your stories about your iconic Canadian brands, using the hashtag #Interbrand150.

We’re proud to be recognized as an iconic Canadian brand by @InterbrandCDN for #Canada150 #Interbrand150 Getting Canada moving since 1971! pic.twitter.com/9CCkKEhVuc

— ParticipACTION (@ParticipACTION) June 28, 2017

“If you happen to know a Canadian, please send them a congratulatory note!” Ray added. “They may respond that they’re enjoying a double-double and some beavertails, or trying to find their toque under a two-four, but not to worry. That just means we’re having a great time!”

Canada turns 150 this year. We’re celebrating with the #Interbrand150 Iconic Canadian Brands report. https://t.co/giPJYS5sNk pic.twitter.com/U6LkvNsefA

— Interbrand Canada (@InterbrandCDN) June 28, 2017

The results, interestingly, found many brands fit into three main categories: innovators and entrepreneurs (such as Bombardier, BlackBerry and Roots); nation-builders (such as CP, CN and Parks Canada) and experience-shapers (such as TIFF, BeaverTails and the Terry Fox Foundation, started by the curly-haired young man whose cross-country run to raise money and awareness for cancer research—after losing his leg to bone cancer at age 18—continues to inspire).

Thrilled to announce we've been named one of the top 150 Iconic Canadian Brands by @InterbrandCDN! #Interbrand150 https://t.co/kgCwr7ZzG2 pic.twitter.com/I7Y0MoTXQW

— BeaverTails_Official (@BeaverTails) June 28, 2017

Most have an average age of 85 years, with the Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC), Canada Post and the North West Company having the longest tenure (since 1670, 1763, and 1779 respectively).

Super flattered to be named among #Canada150 #IconicBrands. Thank you @InterbrandCDN ! https://t.co/0p8z60py7s

— Steam Whistle (@SteamWhistle) June 28, 2017

Names range from the familiar—Tim Hortons, WestJet, Molson—to nostalgic (Sam the Record Man, Avro Canada and Woodward’s) to newer brands (Shopify, Porter Airlines, VICE).

More on @vice as an iconic Canadian brand @interbrandcdn https://t.co/bKLeBpHlBS #interbrand150

— Chris Ball (@chrisjballTO) June 28, 2017

This past spring, Interbrand asked Canadians to nominate the brands they considered iconic and share personal stories, then pushed that data through a methodology focused on clarity, authenticity and engagement.

Corus is proud to be included on @InterbrandCDN’s list of 150 Iconic Canadian Brands. #Interbrand150 https://t.co/iWsNQWJSGo

— Corus Communications (@CorusPR) June 28, 2017

“We are sure that this list will generate passionate discussion, and we tried to be as inclusive as possible,” Ray stated. “The report is really meant to be a platform to not only celebrate the history of Canada but also understand the role that brands play in shaping our future.”

We are so incredibly honoured to be recognised as an iconic Canadian brand in the #interbrand150 report for #Canada150#madeincanada https://t.co/AtlFUXIVap

— Tilley Endurables (@TilleyEndurable) June 28, 2017

Interbrand Canada cites Hudson’s Bay Company, still known for its colorful striped blanket design, as an example of an iconic Canadian brand — “one that, in its own way, authentically becomes part of the country’s fabric. It can be new, old, or out of business. It can be for- or non-profit. Serious or fun. National or local. But it must have achieved significant growth and impacted the Canadian experience in a significant way.”

Our employees past & present want to say thanks for making our brand iconic. We’re proud to be on the #Interbrand150 list @InterbrandCDN pic.twitter.com/9l8L6WHm1t

— Irving Oil (@irvingoil) June 28, 2017

Interbrand parent Omnicom expanded to Canada in 2000 by acquiring Tudhope Associates in Toronto, a strategic design agency with clients including Hershey Foods, Royal Bank of Canada and UPS. Throughout Canada 150, Interbrand is asking Canadians to be part of the celebration by sharing personal experiences with brands via hashtag #Interbrand150.

Proud to make the list! #Interbrand150 https://t.co/oNv53IkRUR

— Desjardins (@DesjardinsGroup) June 28, 2017

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