Here’s your quick morning update on news in the sign industry:

1. Responding to community requests, petrochemical company Valero has decorated two oil reservoir tanks at its refinery in Lévis, Que., with huge graphic wraps, depicting a south shore view of Quebec City.

2. The winners of the 2017 Digi Awards were recently announced, including two representatives of the Canadian digital signage industry. The annual awards recognize resellers, integrators and service providers.

3. As British Columbia’s next general election approaches, a new Supreme Court of Canada ruling has clarified that handmade signs do not count as advertising under Elections BC rules.

4. The sign, graphics and visual communications industry is poised to benefit from a global economic rebound in 2017, according to the International Sign Association’s (ISA’s) newest quarterly report.

5. The first season of the Game Show Network’s (GSN’s) Window Warriors recently concluded, with winner Timothy Howe and his fellow contestants using Roland DGA’s wide-format printers and vinyl cutters to create elaborate retail displays.