PR In Canada

Election Day-Canada has chosen its government.

This campaign has been fun to watch from a public relations standpoint-it’s Canada’s first federal election in the Web 2.0. world and the party leaders have had a brand new set of tools and rules to learn.

It might just be the first election where the public has really had a chance to influence the campaigns, not just the outcome.

There’s a lot public relations professionals can learn from the Federal Election Campaign. We’ll take a closer look once all is said and done tomorrow.

Meanwhile, here’s a look at what was up last week on PR In Canada.

Maple Leaf Foods’ Second Nightmare: How Would You Handle The Crisis?

What Advice Would You Give The Party Leaders In The Election’s Final Week?

Improving Agency-Client Communication With AgencyLink

Chatting With Ilyse Smith On Hill & Knowlton’s Top 100 Spot

CTV Hopes Simple Plan Ensures Hockey Theme’s Supremacy

Enterprise 2:0: Niall Cook Demystifies Social Media In The Workplace

Can The Leafs Revive A Struggling Brand?

Facebook Power To The People-Sort Of

Categories: Features
Tags: Facebook, Federal Election, Hill & Knowlton, Ilyse Smith, Maple Leaf Foods, Niall Cook, Social Media, Toronto Maple Leafs