Finding success in the rapidly growing medium of digital signage is a little bit like skydiving: while it may be a fun, exhilarating experience with a lot of really cool-looking gear, if one were to begin without a plan, some training, some testing of that gear and a predefined target,…

The International Sign Association’s (ISA’s) most recent ‘market monitor’ quarterly economic report on the sign industry shows favourable conditions for large-format printing, digital signage, electric signs and wayfinding systems in 2015.

Premium Outlet Collection EIA needed larger-than-life signage to capture consumers’ attention. PM Signs, with offices in Edmonton, Calgary and Saskatoon, was hired for the job, which entailed more than 300 signs in total.

More than six years in the planning, the installation of new wayfinding signs in Toronto’s iconic Union Station—Canada’s busiest transportation hub, with an average of more than 250,000 people passing through every day—finally began this summer.

By J. Bryan Vincent Just seven years ago, T12 was starting out in the light-emitting diode (LED) retrofit market. At the time, channel letter retrofits dominated the industry; however, the idea that a C$3 T12 could be retrofitted cost-effectively to an LED was a long shot and was exclusively reserved…

Konanz & Co., an Alberta-based graphics studio that specializes in traditionally hand-painted signs, was commissioned by telecommunications company Telus to create a sign for the latter’s office in downtown Edmonton.