-The Toronto Star and Leo Burnett have launched a new campaign to support the publication’s repositioning. Across Toronto’s 416 and 905 areas, the paper’s recognizable blue newspaper boxes appear to be melting into the ground. On the side of the boxes is a message about Toronto Star‘s reporting on climate-related issues, complete with a large QR code that links to the climate reporting section on its website. The campaign introduces The Star’s new positioning of both a champion and challenger of the city, province and country—celebrating what makes them great, but always fighting to make them better.
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