By reading The Chronicle Herald every day, you’re seeing the whole picture on the issues that are important to Nova Scotians.

Our new campaign for The Chronicle Herald includes print, radio, billboard and a microsite. Each week, the creative focuses on a topic that is important to readers, ranging from crime to sustainable living to the economy, and provides several points of view on the issue.

The reminder offered in this campaign is that The Chronicle Herald provides you with the whole story. Hard-hitting investigations, in-depth analysis and up-to-the-minute reports take time, effort and the desire to get the quality, accurate information across to you – the reader.

Curious? Check out the site by clicking here.

An accomplished designer and project manager, Larry brings to Trampoline 12 years of agency experience in everything from building consumer focused websites for retail and property development sectors, to online contest development, to B2B web application tools. New to Halifax, Larry is part of what we believe to be an exciting reversal of recent trends, in that he’s a transplant from, get this, Calgary. Take that, Alberta. But Larry is an invaluable addition to Trampoline for more than his choice of home. As the manager of our web division, he works with clients to develop effective online strategies and bring their online vision to life. His strong management skills ensure online projects are properly scoped and always meet client needs and expectations. Previous to his move to Trampoline, Larry owned his own design firm in Calgary, enjoyed 6 years at LPi managing online production, and worked with such clients as Marlborough Mall, Three Buoys Resort & Marina, Levi Strauss & Co, Coca-Cola and Old Dutch Foods Ltd.