Downtown walls are getting a creative makeover, with murals celebrating local legends, blooming business histories, and the stories that make each community unique. Take a look.

Built for signmakers everywhere, Sign Off focuses on the words you actually use. Think less “dictionary,” more “shop floor.” ...

Discover how car rental marketplace Turo and Vistar Media used DOOH to challenge rental giants and boost purchase intent.

With founder Jorg Cieslok back at the helm and TorQuest Partners providing financial backing, the company is setting its sights on growth. Read what’s next.

Canada’s sign industry continues to raise the bar, and the Best of Canada’s Sign Industry Awards (BOCSIes) is an opportunity to recognize the people, companies, and projects driving that progress.

There is a particular feeling that comes with walking into a trade show the size of PRINTING United Expo. The Las Vegas Convention Center is already a lot to take in. Add more than 850 exhibitors, ...

Ontario Premier Doug Ford unveiled a new sign declaring “Lake Ontario Now and Always” in Hamilton, following U.S. President Donald Trump’s move to rename the lake “Lake America.” Speaking in Winona, ...

Thunderhead also addresses the colonial roots of homophobia and transphobia and honours people affected by the historic LGBT Purge. Photo courtesy LGBT Purge Fund Thunderhead, Canada’s 2SLGBTQI+ ...

Here’s the 12th edition of our own spin on Wordle: Sign Off. Built for signmakers everywhere, Sign Off focuses on the words you actually use—every day, on the job. The bread-and-butter language of the ...

POP is no longer just a printed message placed near a product. It is part of the product experience. Photos courtesy Mimaki Point-of-purchase (POP) displays have always served an important role in ...

Welcome back to Meet the Makers, a series that takes a playful, engaging approach to showcasing the personalities and expertise of sign pros, all while staying rooted in the signage industry. Meet ...

The murals follow that transformation, documenting the area’s shift from unpaved streets and horse-drawn carriages to the high-rise office towers and underground LRT system that define downtown today.