About Us
About Cieslok Group
We are building the next generation of Out-of-Home.
Cieslok Group is a Canadian-owned Out-of-Home company built around exceptional places, premium media, and the belief that great OOH should be impossible to ignore.
Our portfolio reaches audiences across some of Canada’s most important urban, retail, transportation and highway environments, from Yonge & Dundas and Union Station in Toronto, to ROYALMOUNT in Montréal, West Edmonton Mall, Ottawa’s street furniture network and major commuter corridors across Ontario and Québec. These are places people know. Places people move through every day. And places where brands can make an impact that cannot be replicated on a screen in someone’s hand.
But what we own today is only the beginning.
We are building Cieslok Group for where Out-of-Home is going next.
More digital. More connected. More measurable. More dynamic. More accessible through programmatic buying. And more deeply integrated into the places where people live, work, travel, shop and gather.
We are investing in new locations, new partnerships, new technology, and new ways for advertisers to reach audiences at scale. Our ambition is straightforward: Build the most compelling premium Out-of-Home platform in Canada.

What Makes Us Different
Places that matter. Media that belongs there. The best Out-of-Home does not simply occupy space. It becomes part of the environment.
That philosophy guides everything we develop, from landmark digital spectaculars and destination media to transit, street furniture and highway assets.
For advertisers and agencies, that means access to highly visible environments that deliver real-world scale, frequency and presence.
For property owners and partners, it means working with a company that understands how to turn exceptional locations into exceptional media assets without losing sight of the place itself.

Built for How Media is Bought Now
National. Local. Direct. Programmatic.
Cieslok Group is creating a platform that can work across all of them.
A national advertiser can build scale across our Canadian portfolio. A local business can own the audiences surrounding its market. Agencies can plan premium environments directly. And digital inventory can increasingly be activated programmatically with the flexibility modern campaigns demand.
One company. Multiple environments. Multiple ways to buy.

Led by Jörg Cieslok
A clear vision for what comes next.
President & CEO Jörg Cieslok has spent more than three decades in Canadian Out-of-Home, developing landmark media assets, building businesses and pushing the medium toward bigger ideas and better locations.
Today, his focus is not on what came before. It is on building what comes next.
Under his leadership, Cieslok Group is expanding nationally, investing in premium media environments and bringing together development, technology, data, programmatic capability and exceptional creative to build a different kind of Canadian OOH company.
A company with the scale to matter and the entrepreneurial mindset to move.
“The opportunity in Out-of-Home has never been greater. Our job is to build the places, technology and partnerships that define what comes next.”
Jörg Cieslok | President & CEO
Leadership
The team building Cieslok Group.
Our leadership team brings together experience across Out-of-Home, media, sales, development, operations, technology, finance, and marketing.
Different disciplines. One objective: Build an exceptional Canadian Out-of-Home company.

Amit Adhya
SVP Finance
Amit leads the finance function at Cieslok Group, joining in late 2018 to build the processes and reporting behind the company's profitability.
He brings more than two decades of management experience across manufacturing, supply chain and consumer goods. He is a CPA and CMA with a Lean Six Sigma certification.

Ali Satchu
SVP Marketing
Ali has spent more than 15 years in Out-of-Home and leads national marketing at Cieslok Group, turning its landmark locations into a clear story for brands and agencies through sales tools, proposals, events and partnerships.

Kevin Thurlbeck
SVP Operations & Development
Kevin leads operations and development at Cieslok Group, covering local and national operations, print and production, special projects, and the standards that keep installation and quality consistent across the network.
He brings more than 25 years of management experience, over an extensive career in the QSR industry as well as his tenure in the Out-of-Home industry.
Developments & Partnerships
We are looking for Canada’s next great Out-of-Home opportunity.
Cieslok Group is actively expanding across Canada. We have dedicated development resources in Ontario, Québec, British Columbia, and Alberta to identify exceptional locations, new media opportunities, redevelopment potential, and strategic partnerships.
We already work with many of Canada’s leading property owners, developers, retailers, and institutional real estate organizations. Now we are looking for what comes next. A landmark property. A retail destination. A highway location. A major development. An existing media asset. An entire portfolio. If the opportunity has the potential to become something important, we want to see it.
From Opportunity to Operating Asset

Premium Out-of-Home development is complex. We are built to manage that complexity.
Cieslok Group brings together the people, capital, and expertise required to take an opportunity from initial evaluation through approvals, construction, commercialization, and long-term operation.
Our Capabilities Include
- Site identification and market assessment
- Master planning and media strategy
- Financial modelling
- Technology assessment and integration
- Municipal approvals and entitlements
- Government and stakeholder relations
- Planning and municipal legal counsel
- Design and engineering
- Construction
- Operations and maintenance
- Sales, marketing and programmatic monetization
We manage the entire process.
We Know How to Navigate Complexity
The best opportunities are rarely the easiest. They can involve municipal regulations, planning approvals, transportation authorities, heritage considerations, public agencies, community stakeholders, and multiple levels of government.
We work with leading municipal and planning lawyers, government-relations professionals, and specialized advisors across Canada to determine what is possible and then build the strategy to move it forward. We do not simply identify opportunities. We work to unlock them.
Partners for Property Owners

For landlords, developers, and retail owners, the right Out-of-Home asset can create long-term value well beyond an additional revenue stream. It can strengthen a destination, animate a development, introduce new technology, and create a new connection between the property and the brands that want to reach its audience.
Our approach starts with the property.
We consider its architecture, audience, traffic, visibility, surrounding community, and long-term plans before determining what media opportunity belongs there. The media should enhance the property, not simply sit on it. That is an important Cieslok philosophy and separates us from companies simply hunting for billboard leases.
We are actively acquiring.
Acquisitions & Investment

Cieslok Group is actively evaluating growth opportunities across Canada. Working closely with our investment partners, we consider:
- Existing OOH companies
- Media portfolios
- Individual static and digital assets
- Development rights
- Long-term leases and easements
- Strategic partnerships
- Joint ventures
- New market opportunities
One location or an entire company, we want to have the conversation.
Acquisitions & Investment

Cieslok Group is actively evaluating growth opportunities across Canada. Working closely with our investment partners, we consider:
- Existing OOH companies
- Media portfolios
- Individual static and digital assets
- Development rights
- Long-term leases and easements
- Strategic partnerships
- Joint ventures
- New market opportunities
One location or an entire company, we want to have the conversation.

Our Development Mindset
We leave no opportunity unexplored.
We are building nationally and looking continuously for locations, partnerships, and acquisitions that can strengthen our platform. Some opportunities are obvious. Others require imagination, persistence, and a willingness to do the work.
We are interested in both.

Who We Want to Work With
- Property owners
- REITs
- Developers
- Retail owners
- Shopping and entertainment destinations
- Municipalities
- Transit authorities
- Public agencies
- Indigenous communities
- Landowners
- Media owners
- Entrepreneurs
If you control a location or business that deserves a conversation, contact us.
Our Development Team
ONTARIO & QUÉBEC

Dallas Smith
Senior Director,
Real Estate & Development
BRITISH COLUMBIA

Steve Wolowich
Senior Director,
Real Estate & Development
Acquisitions & Strategic Opportunities
Direct confidential inquiries to: Jörg Cieslok | jorg@cieslokgroup.com
Toronto Spectaculars
Toronto Spectaculars
Canada’s biggest market deserves its biggest stage.
Toronto is where national brands compete for attention. Cieslok’s Spectacular network puts them on some of the GTA’s most important commuter corridors: the Gardiner Expressway, Lake Shore Boulevard, Highway 401, Highway 27 and the western gateways into the city. These are not ordinary billboards. They are commanding, large-format locations built for visibility, frequency and impact, reaching commuters, business audiences, travellers, shoppers, sports fans and entertainment crowds throughout the day.
Own Toronto. Build the country.
Toronto is also the anchor of Cieslok’s national digital network. Campaigns can begin here and extend programmatically into Montréal, Ottawa and Edmonton, giving national advertisers premium OOH scale with the flexibility, targeting and accountability of modern digital media. Programmatic DOOH increasingly allows buyers to use granular audience and ad-play impression data and integrate OOH into broader omnichannel buying.
1.8M+
Daily circulation
29.7M
4-week impressions, digital network
39%
of audiences have a household income of $100K+

Woodbine | Highway 27 & Rexdale
A major western gateway into Toronto. Positioned at Woodbine, these Spectaculars reach commuters moving between Vaughan and Toronto, airport-bound travellers, and audiences heading to one of the GTA’s largest entertainment destinations. High traffic, long dwell times, and an exceptional roadside presence make Woodbine built for brands that want to be noticed.

Exhibition Place | Lake Shore Boulevard
Big audiences. Big events. An exceptional Lake Shore position.
Digital Spectaculars at Exhibition Place put brands in front of daily Lake Shore and Gardiner traffic and the enormous audiences generated by BMO Field at Exhibition Place, RBC Amphitheatre, the CNE, conventions, festivals, and year-round events.
This is where Toronto moves and where Toronto gathers.

Islington | Gardiner Expressway
Own the western approach to Toronto.
The Islington Digital Spectacular reaches traffic in both directions on the Gardiner, where the QEW and Highway 427 funnel audiences toward the city. It captures daily commuters from Mississauga and the western GTA, Pearson travellers, and consumers moving through one of Toronto’s most important retail and transportation corridors.
A high-frequency position on a route people travel every day.

Highway 401 | Mississauga Road
Four 14’ × 48’ digital faces. One extraordinary highway audience.
Located at Mississauga Road, these digital Spectaculars reach eastbound and westbound audiences on North America’s busiest highway. Faces can be purchased individually or combined to build scale, repetition, and sequential storytelling across the corridor. Ontario reports the central 401 carries more than 416,000 vehicles per day at its busiest point.

Gardiner Expressway | Static Network
One of Toronto’s defining commuter corridors.
Four static Spectaculars create a continuous eastbound and westbound presence along the Gardiner, building frequency with commuters travelling the same route day after day. Every booked face delivers 100% share of voice for the entire campaign, uninterrupted brand presence on the road into and out of downtown Toronto.

Rutherford | Bathurst Street
A 20′ × 20′ digital face. One affluent audience at the point of decision.
This digital display faces southbound traffic turning into Rutherford Marketplace at Bathurst and Carrville, anchored by Longo’s, LCBO, Shoppers Drug Mart, LA Fitness, and RBC. A 10-second spot in a 120-second loop lets creative change by daypart or seasonal offer. The intersection carries 48,500 vehicles a day, where Bathurst meets Highway 407 traffic, and Carrville runs toward Vaughan Mills and Canada’s Wonderland.
This is What Dominance Looks Like
ROYALMOUNT
ROYALMOUNT | Montréal's Luxury Destination
ROYALMOUNT brings together Montréal’s most coveted audience and some of the world’s most recognizable brands. With 170 stores and restaurants, Québec’s largest concentration of luxury flagships, and a 77,000 ft² Urban Park, it is built for shopping, dining, entertainment, and longer stays.
Located at Autoroutes 15 and 40, ROYALMOUNT sits within a 15-minute drive of 1.2 million people and a 20-minute drive of 87% of the area’s millionaire households.
Our media follows the consumer journey from arrival at the Urban Park through both retail levels, putting brands in front of affluent consumers as they move, browse, dine, and buy.
Premium audience. Premium environment. From arrival to purchase.
10M
Expected annual visits
170
Shops and restaurants
77,000 ft²
Urban Park and public art trail

Corner Spectaculars
Own one of Montréal’s most powerful approaches. Positioned on ROYALMOUNT’s exterior at the A15/A40 interchange, these large-format digital spectaculars face approximately 300,000 vehicles a day at one of the city’s key highway crossroads. Massive scale, repeated commuter exposure, and immediate proximity to Québec’s leading luxury retail destination.

Interior Digital Spectaculars
Put your brand at the centre of the ROYALMOUNT experience. Large-format digital banners and wallscapes command the main corridors, atrium, and gathering spaces, surrounding visitors as they shop, dine, and explore. Premium creative, delivered at scale inside Québec’s largest concentration of luxury boutiques.

Digital Directories
Reach shoppers at the point of decision. Positioned across both retail levels near storefronts and key navigation points, ROYALMOUNT’s digital directories combine wayfinding with advertising, putting brands directly in front of visitors while they are actively deciding where to go, shop, dine, and spend.

Interactive Digital Directories
Put your brand directly into the ROYALMOUNT experience. Interactive digital screens throughout the Urban Park engage visitors as they arrive, gather, dine, and explore, creating repeated opportunities to connect before they enter the retail environment.

Outdoor Urban Park Digital Spectaculars
Own the heart of the Urban Park. Large-format digital spectaculars surround one of ROYALMOUNT’s primary gathering, dining, and event spaces, delivering scale, long sightlines, and sustained exposure. Ideal for bold full-motion creative, synchronized takeovers, and storytelling that builds across the environment.

Outdoor Digital Columns
Make the first impression. Positioned along the vehicle approach to ROYALMOUNT, synchronized digital columns create a sequence of high-impact exposures as visitors arrive. Run one powerful message across the network or build a story screen by screen, setting the tone before the shopping experience begins.

Static Banners
Command the connection between ROYALMOUNT’s luxury aisle and the broader property. Oversized static and backlit banners deliver uninterrupted presence at a high-traffic transition point, with 100% share of voice for the duration of the campaign. One brand. One dominant position. Continuous exposure.
Campaigns at ROYALMOUNT
The Well
The Well | Where King West Meets Downtown
The Well brings 3.1 million ft² of retail, dining, office, and residential space to Front & Spadina. Surrounded by King West, the Financial District, major entertainment venues, and some of the city’s strongest pedestrian traffic, it delivers a highly desirable urban audience throughout the day and into the evening.
434,000
Daily circulation, exterior signage
17.4M
4-week impressions
64%
of visitors are 25-49

Curved Spectacular
A landmark digital spectacular wrapping The Well’s southeast corner at Front & Spadina. Its scale, curvature, and dominant street presence deliver high-impact visibility to pedestrians, drivers, and streetcar traffic moving through one of downtown Toronto’s busiest intersections.

Blade Spectacular
A double-sided digital spectacular positioned above The Well’s main vehicle entrance on Front Street. Visible to both pedestrian and vehicular traffic, it also reaches audiences using the site’s busy pick-up and drop-off area.

Spadina Spectacular
Facing Spadina Avenue at Front Street, this large-format digital spectacular reaches traffic in both directions, streetcar riders, pedestrians, and The Well’s office population throughout the day.

Ground Signs
Eye-level, double-sided signs at The Well’s Front Street and Wellington Street entrances, beside Sweat and Tonic and Nordic by BarChef. They reach people on the way in and on the way out, plus skating crowds when the winter rink is open.

Urban Panels | 75" Interior Digital Network
Eye-level digital screens throughout The Well’s retail, dining and Wellington Market areas extend campaigns indoors, creating added frequency and continuity across the visitor journey.

Urban Panels | 55" Interior Digital Network
Digital screens positioned along the corridors connecting The Well’s retail, dining, office, and residential spaces. They extend campaigns across the property, creating repeated exposure as visitors move through different parts of The Well throughout the day.
Campaigns at The Well
West Edmonton Mall
West Edmonton Mall | North America's Largest Retail Destination
More than 30 million visits a year to Alberta’s number-one tourist attraction. With 800+ stores and services, 100+ dining venues, 16 world-class attractions, and two hotels, West Edmonton Mall is a destination where people come to shop, dine, play, and stay. For brands, that means extended dwell time and repeated opportunities to connect throughout the visit.
30M+
Annual visits
800+
Shops and services
16
Attractions

Digital Directory Network
40 eye-level digital screens positioned throughout West Edmonton Mall put brands directly into the path of millions of visitors. As people move between shopping, dining, and attractions, the network delivers repeated exposure across the 5.3 million ft² destination, keeping brands visible throughout the visit.

Digital Spectaculars
Positioned above the Ice Palace and The Ship, these large-format digital screens dominate two of West Edmonton Mall’s signature gathering areas. Visitors stop, watch, and linger, creating high dwell time and sustained brand exposure.

Interior Static
Large-format banners deliver a dominant presence throughout the mall, with 100% share of voice for the duration of the campaign. Add elevator wraps to bring the message to eye level, creating sustained brand exposure as visitors move through the property.

Exterior Static
Make the first impression. Prominent façade banners reach visitors as they arrive at West Edmonton Mall, giving brands a powerful presence before shoppers even step through the doors.

Exterior Digital Spectaculars
Extend the reach beyond the mall. Facing traffic in both directions along 170 Street NW, these digital spectaculars reach shoppers, commuters, and passing traffic throughout the day, connecting with visitors on the way in, on the way out, and beyond the property.
Campaigns at West Edmonton Mall
CIESLOK Group - Home
Canadian-owned and operated. Premium Out-of-Home.

Your Brand, Front & Centre
We put brands at the centre of Canada’s most valuable audiences. From Yonge & Dundas and Union Station to ROYALMOUNT, West Edmonton Mall, Ottawa’s street furniture network and high-impact Spectaculars across Toronto and Montréal, our portfolio is built around places people move through, gather in and remember.

Real World. Real Reach.
Out-of-Home reaches people where life actually happens. On the street. In transit. At work, at play and on the move. It cannot be skipped, blocked or scrolled past.
And when media is placed in the right environments, at the right scale, it does more than create impressions. It builds presence, drives consideration and makes every other part of the media plan work harder.

Our Company
Cieslok Group is a Canadian-owned Out-of-Home company focused on premium media in the country’s most important markets and environments. Our portfolio spans landmark urban locations, major transportation hubs, retail destinations, street furniture and large-format Spectaculars across Toronto, Montréal, Ottawa and Edmonton.
We are building for what comes next — investing in exceptional locations, stronger technology and new opportunities that give advertisers more ways to reach audiences at scale.
Out-of-Home, built to matter.
Montréal Spectaculars
Montréal Spectaculars
Own the routes Greater Montréal drives every day.
Cieslok Group’s Montréal Spectaculars command some of the region’s most important commuter and travel corridors. From the island to the North Shore, South Shore and Laurentians, our static and digital spectaculars deliver scale, frequency and high-impact visibility across Autoroutes 10, 15, 25, 30 and 40.
For national brands, Montréal extends a major-market campaign into Québec. For local advertisers, it puts brands directly into the daily journeys of Greater Montréal consumers. And with digital inventory available programmatically, campaigns can be activated with greater flexibility, targeting, and speed.
1.4M+
Daily circulation
35.9M+
4-week impressions, digital network
52%
of audiences are 35-64

Mirabel | Autoroute 15
The gateway to the Laurentians.
Positioned on Autoroute 15, the primary north-south route connecting Montréal with the Laurentians, the Mirabel Spectacular reaches weekday commuters and high-value weekend traffic heading north for recreation, cottages, and resort destinations.
It is a powerful combination: repeat commuter frequency during the week and an expanded leisure audience on weekends.

Anjou | Autoroutes 25 + 40
Two major autoroutes. One powerful Montréal crossroads.
Located where Autoroute 25 meets the Metropolitan Autoroute 40, our Anjou Spectaculars reach traffic moving east-west across Montréal and north-south between the island, Laval, and communities beyond.
The result is sustained exposure to commuters and regional traffic at one of the network’s strategically important highway intersections.

DIX30 | Autoroutes 10 + 30
South Shore scale at the doorstep of DIX30.
Positioned at the Autoroute 10/30 interchange beside Quartier DIX30, these Digital Spectaculars put brands in front of one of the South Shore’s most concentrated mixes of shoppers, commuters and leisure traffic.
Quartier DIX30 identifies itself as the second-largest shopping centre in Canada, attracting approximately 30 million visitors annually. Daily traffic data from COMMB reports more than 230,000 vehicles per day at the A10/A30 intersection. That makes this a high-value location for brands looking to dominate the South Shore consumer journey.
Campaigns on Montréal Spectaculars
Union Station
Union Station | Canada's busiest Transportation Hub
Union Station is Canada’s busiest transportation hub, connecting more than 300,000 daily commuters, business travellers, and visitors across GO Transit, TTC, VIA Rail, and UP Express.
With direct access to the PATH, the Financial District, Scotiabank Arena, and the surrounding entertainment district, Union Station delivers sustained audience volume, long dwell times, and repeated brand exposure throughout the day.
300,000+
Daily visitors
115.9M
4-week impressions across our digital networks
53%
of visitors are 25-49

Digital Column Network
Digital Columns in the Bay and York GO Concourses surround commuters at eye level, delivering high-impact visibility from every direction. Synchronized screens create repeated exposure in some of Union Station’s highest dwell areas.

Digital Spectaculars
Large-format, full-motion displays in the Bay and York Go Concourses command attention where commuters pause, wait, and move through the station. Premium positioning delivers strong visibility and repeated exposure throughout the day.

Teamway Digital Screen Network
Digital screens along the York and Bay Street teamways connect the Financial District, South Core, and GO platforms. Positioned overhead and beside departure boards, they keep brands in view throughout the commuter journey.

GO Concourse Static Wraps
Large-format static wraps dominate the GO concourse, reaching commuters as they wait for the trains and crowds moving to nearby sports and entertainment venues. With 100% share of voice, your brand owns the space for the duration of the campaign.

Front Street Moat
Five digital spectaculars command the Front Street Moat, one of Union Station’s key TTC access points. Brands can own 50% or 100% of the loop, with optional floor, column, and glass wraps creating an even more immersive presence.

Promenade
A nine-screen digital network spanning the Bay Promenade, connecting the Bay Street GO Concourse with the TTC and PATH. Positioned directly above commuter flow, it delivers continuous visibility to people moving between transit, retail, and downtown Toronto.
Campaigns at Union Station
Yonge & Dundas
Yonge & Dundas | Canada's Iconic Urban Stage
At Canada’s busiest urban intersection, Toronto comes together. Surrounded by Toronto Eaton Centre, Massey Hall, Ed Mirvish Theatre, and Toronto Metropolitan University, Yonge & Dundas sits at the centre of retail, entertainment, education, and transit, with direct access to the TTC and Toronto’s PATH network. Sankofa Square brings a constant calendar of concerts, festivals, cultural events, and brand activations to the heart of the district.
Shoppers, students, office workers and visitors converge here every day. For brands, few Out-of-Home environments in Canada match its scale, energy and visibility.
186,687
Daily circulation
1,000,000+
Annual event attendees
50,000+ ft²
Total media canvas

The Atrium Digital Spectacular
Canada’s largest digital screen delivers 10,270 ft² of full-motion impact at Yonge & Dundas. Rising 130 feet above the street, it commands the Yonge corridor with visibility extending south toward King Street, giving brands extraordinary scale, presence and dwell in the heart of Toronto.

Toronto Eaton Centre Tower
An 8,460 ft² full-motion digital spectacular positioned above the northeast entrance of CF Toronto Eaton Centre. Facing Sankofa Square, it reaches the constant flow of shoppers, commuters, entertainment audiences, and visitors moving through one of Canada’s busiest downtown intersections.

The Tenor South
One of the signature spectaculars at Yonge & Dundas, Tenor South commands the northbound approach to the intersection. Together with the Atrium Digital Spectacular across Yonge Street, it gives brands a powerful presence on both sides of Canada’s busiest urban crossroads.

The Tenor North
A 2,145 ft² digital spectacular facing southbound traffic, with sightlines extending north toward Gerrard Street. Its elevated position delivers sustained visibility as audiences approach Yonge & Dundas.

Rogers Media Tower
Positioned directly above Sankofa Square, the Rogers Media Tower overlooks one of Toronto’s most active public gathering places. Its placement connects brands with audiences moving through the square, the CF Toronto Eaton Centre, and the surrounding entertainment district.

The Atrium North
A high-impact static spectacular on the north face of the Atrium, reaching southbound audiences as they approach Yonge & Dundas. Offered at 100% share of voice, it gives a single advertiser an uninterrupted presence in the heart of the district.

The Digital Can
A distinctive 270-degree digital spectacular wrapping the northwest corner of Yonge & Dundas. Its cylindrical format creates a highly visible canvas from multiple approaches and opens the door to creative built specifically for the architecture.

Own Yonge & Dundas
Cieslok offers an unmatched collection of landmark media at Yonge & Dundas. Across digital and static spectaculars, brands can build a coordinated presence surrounding the intersection, creating scale, frequency, and visibility from every major approach. Together, the portfolio represents more than 50,000 ft² of media across one of Canada’s most valuable advertising environments.
Campaigns at Yonge & Dundas
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Locations
Plan your next campaign across Canada's premium Out-of-Home portfolio.
Our assets put brands at the centre of where Canada moves, shops and gathers. From landmark urban destinations to high-impact highway spectaculars. Buy a single market or connect audiences across our national portfolio.

TORONTO
Yonge & Dundas
At the heart of downtown Toronto, Yonge & Dundas delivers scale, energy and constant audience movement. Shoppers, commuters, students, tourists and event crowds converge here from morning through late night. Our large-format, full-motion digital Spectaculars command the intersection, putting brands at the centre of one of Canada’s most active urban environments.

TORONTO
Union Station
300,000 daily visitors. Canada’s busiest transportation hub and one of its most powerful media environments. Cieslok connects brands with commuters, travellers, sports fans and downtown audiences through high-impact digital media at the centre of Toronto.

TORONTO
The Well
Toronto’s newest urban destination, built for the way the city lives, works and spends. More than 22,000 people visit The Well each day, drawn by 320,000 ft² of retail and dining, premium offices, residences and Wellington Market. Cieslok’s spectacular digital media commands attention at Front & Spadina and throughout the property, connecting brands with a highly desirable audience from morning through night.

MONTRÉAL
ROYALMOUNT
Montréal’s premier luxury destination, reaching one of Canada’s most desirable consumer audiences. ROYALMOUNT brings together 170 stores and restaurants, Québec’s largest concentration of luxury flagships, and an expected 10 million visitors annually. Cieslok Group allows brands to reach that audience from arrival and parking through shopping, dining, and entertainment.

EDMONTON
West Edmonton Mall
One of North America’s most powerful retail and entertainment audiences, all under one roof. West Edmonton Mall attracts 30.8 million visits annually across more than 800 stores and services, attractions, dining and hotels. Cieslok Group allows brands to reach that audience from the Digital Spectaculars outside the property through high-impact media inside the destination.

OTTAWA
Street Furniture
1,132 faces across Canada’s capital, connecting brands with people where they live, commute, and move through the city. From transit shelters across Ottawa to urban panels steps from Parliament Hill, our digital and static network delivers high-frequency visibility with the flexibility to target specific neighbourhoods or build citywide reach.

OTTAWA
Sparks Street
26 faces along Ottawa’s downtown pedestrian mall, connecting brands with people where they work, shop and gather in the heart of the capital. With 4 digital and 22 static urban panels steps from Parliament Hill, our network delivers repeat exposure to government, business and visitor audiences moving through Sparks Street daily.

TORONTO
Spectaculars
Big brands deserve big visibility. Our digital and static spectaculars dominate Toronto’s major corridors, including the Gardiner Expressway, Highway 401, Lake Shore Boulevard and Highway 27. Large-format, high-impact displays put brands in front of massive daily audiences on the commute, the airport run, the drive downtown, and the journey out of the city.

MONTRÉAL
Spectaculars
Own the routes that move Montréal.
Nearly 1.5 million vehicles travel Autoroutes 10, 15, 25, 30 and 40 every day. Our digital spectaculars command key commuter corridors, including exclusive large-format positions at Quartier DIX30 and premium exposure at ROYALMOUNT overlooking the Décarie Interchange.
High traffic. Limited competition. Unmissable scale.












