West Canadians Tim Flaman, VP of Marketing and Online Business Solutions recently caught up with DSCOOP (Digital Solutions Cooperative) to discuss what’s next for West Canadian. DSCOOPs annual conference, Campaign for Next is happening March 22-24, 2012 in Washington, DC. Click here to watch the complete video.

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West Canadian Digital Imaging bucks the trend. To read more of this Calgary Herald article click here.

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West Canadian and Orangedoor Direct  were recently featured as one of HP’s Customer Achievement stories. Highlighting the HP Indigo 5500 and its impact on personalized direct marketing campaigns, the article speaks to the relevancy of one-to-one direct mail and the benefits of incorporating variable data into a printed piece. Click here to read the full story.

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The RCYC team has WON IT! As a follow up to last weeks blog piece, “In Their Wake”,  we are excited to share the news of the Royal Canadian Yacht Club – Toronto sailing into first place. Congratulations!

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Karen Brookman, President of Commonwealth Legal has been cheering very loudly for the last four days, as her partner Allan Megarry and the crew of the Royal Canadian Yacht Club – Toronto, is top of the leader board at this year’s New York Yacht Club Invitational.

The New York Yacht Club Invitational Cup invites Corinthian sailors from the world’s preeminent Yacht Clubs to compete in a fleet racing regatta held in Swan 42 Class yachts.

The regatta is hosted by the New York Yacht Club in Newport, Rhode Island.

The New York Yacht Club Invitational Cup presented by Rolex hosts 22 yacht club teams representing 16 nations from six different continents in the ultimate sailing contest among amateur competitors.

This year the New York Yacht Club Invitational invited Canada and specifically the RCYC to enter a boat in this world class race.  Allan is crewing on this boat with a team averaging 45+ years in age compared to the “30 something’s” manning the sails of the competition.

Allan is a highly experienced sailor, having crewed in two America’s Cups and many other international races.

With one more day of competition to go, a win would be a huge accomplishment for Canada and the Royal Canadian Yacht Club.

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Kristie Carter and Jamie Ames, from Cenovus Energy, stopped by the West Canadian Cash Your Coins station tallying up the earnings from their “Change for Change” stampede fundraiser for the Boys and Girls Club. It’s a win/win as WC then donates all proceeds from our machine to the YWCA of Calgary. The grand total came to a whopping $2122.00; with $356.50 of the proceeds going to the YWCA and $1765.50 to the Boys and Girls Club. Thank you to Cenovus Energy and to the others who have come by to use the Cash Your Coins machine, your contributions are not un-noticed.

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West Canadian Digital Imaging Inc. is pleased to announce the acquisition of the INDUSTRYimages ™ brand. INDUSTRYimages has long been recognized as a leader in creating point-of-purchase marketing for hospitality and retail sectors.  

The INDUSTRYimages culture, friendly service and product line won’t change and is now backed by the resources and infrastructure of West Canadian. INDUSTRYimages will operate as a division of West Canadian, with all design, print and fulfillment managed out of West Canadian’s head office in Calgary.

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Independant division of West Canadian, Orange Door Direct, made quite the splash being awarded the Xerox Best-of-the-Best Award for their excellence and innovation in customized direct marketing. 

Xerox had the chance to catch up with director Kathy Levinski for a look behind the Orange Door.  Click here to check out the blog!

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As part of the Fig Tree Foundation, “As We See It Exhibit” being held here at West Canadian, photographer Steve Speer is visiting to speak about his experience working in China. 

Steve Speer stresses importance in each step of the process from the photographer’s vision to his technical ability to create meaningful photographs.  He will be sharing images from his recent photography book which focuses on the people and landscapes of the Nam On Village; and insight into how he uses his craft as a tool of the story-telling process. 

An Afternoon with Steve Speer runs Saturday February 26^th at 2pm – 3:30pm.  For more information on Steve Speer visit www.fourbyfive.com.

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