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2 CANADA S #1 PERSONAL FINANCE BRAND ON SMARTPHONES AND TABLETS, IN PRINT AND ON TV, WE REACH THE MOST CANADIANS MoneySense helps Canadian families achieve their financial dreams, with practical tips on everything from buying a new home, to saving for a round the world trip, to purchasing a luxury car to retiring wealthy. Over the years we have built an incredibly loyal and engaged audience of high-net-worth Canadians who trust us, follow our advice and have enjoyed the resulting financial benefits. We began as a magazine more than 15 years ago, and we ve been growing ever since. We now have a print readership of more than 826,000, and a paid circulation of more than 149,000, making us the ninth-largest magazine in Canada. But MoneySense is so much more than a magazine. We have a popular digital app version of the magazine available for most smartphones and tablets, allowing ipad, iphone and Android users to enjoy us wherever they are. We have a growing audience on the Next Issue online magazine service, we regularly appear on City s popular CityLine television show, and we have a regular radio slot on Toronto s 680news. Our website audience has been growing too we now boast more than 421,000 monthly visitors to MoneySense.ca. And in 2014, we launched a live event series creating new engagement opportunities for MoneySense readers and advertisers. Despite this rapid growth, MoneySense continues to offer the most-trusted advice available on retirement planning, saving, investing and spending, winning over devoted new brand evangelists of all ages across all of our platforms every month. Duncan Hood, Editor * excludes membership subscription magazines

3 COVER-TOP 200.indd 1 rogers specials COVER.indd 1 NEW! pick your Own stocks bypass high fund fees $9.95 By Norm Rothery, David Aston and Dan Bortolotti Foreword by Jonathan Chevreau includes over top picks! we show you how to choose winners! :06 PM CANADA S PERSONAL FINANCE MAGAZINE DEC/JAN 2013 $ DISPLAY UNTIL FEB. 4, 2013 PM :07 PM BRAND OVERVIEW MONEYSENSE DELIVERS VALUABLE CONTENT TO A DESIRABLE AUDIENCE ENGAGED ON EVERY PLATFORM From proprietary publications to customized digital experiences, MONEYSENSE is dedicated to providing successful, influential Canadians with timely, intelligent and sound financial advice in their choice of media environments. 14 ways to trim MAKE YOUR CHILD Profit from falling your tax bill A MILLIONAIRE P.50 home prices PROVEN RESULTS! 15.2% Annual returns over 8 years THE TOP WE RANK EVERY MAJOR CANADIAN STOCK P.34 PLUS: The Top 500 American stocks HOW 9 CANADIANS ACHIEVED THEIR FINANCIAL GOALS GUIDE TO InvEsTInG In stocks 100 PRINT Enjoyable. Smart. Trustworthy. MoneySense is Canada s #1 personal finance brand in the country. Packed with smart features, practical advice and tips on everything from investing, RRSPs and financial planning to home buying, real estate and finding the best car. With more than 825,000 readers in print alone and a combined print/tablet edition audience estimated at more than 1 million, MoneySense reaches some of the highest earners - and spenders - in Canada. TABLET Includes 100% of everything in the magazine plus extra interactive features and social networking in a highly readable and engaging format. As Canada s only personal finance brand on ipad, the number of MoneySense App downloads is on the rise. Platform provides a great interactivity for both readers and advertisers. 27% of MoneySense ipad readers spend 10+ minutes per visit ONLINE Informative. Practical. Timely. MoneySense.ca is Canada s best all around personal finance website. For Canadians on the lookout for information not only on how to invest money, but also how to spend it. Smart, savvy, innovative. MoneySense.ca delivers more than 421,000 unique visitors per month! SPECIAL EDITIONS Relevant, entertaining and surprising: MoneySense Special Editions shine the spotlight on essential wealth-building advice. New products include our annual Guide to Retiring Wealthy, Perfect Portfolio and Investing in Stocks. Single sponsorships of annual publications as appropriate across all platforms. High promotional value for advertisers. EVENTS MoneySense s events provide unmatched opportunities to connect directly with Canadians who want to do more with their money. Featuring outstanding speakers drawn from our pool of expert contributors and sources, our proprietary events enable marketers to deliver key messages to a highly engaged audience through speaking opportunities, tradeshow displays, conference materials (including pre- and post-) and face-to-face conversations with finance-focused Canadians.

4 MAGAZINE MONEYSENSE reaches more than one million** highly engaged Canadians with every issue in print and on tablet. Our readers devote more than 46 minutes to reading their magazine, and they love to share each copy of MoneySense is read by 6.5 readers! TOTAL READERSHIP 1,030,000 ** 4 OF 5 READERS AVERAGE $104,007 HOUSE HOLD INCOME READERS SPEND AN AVERAGE OF 46MINS OF THEIR VALUABLE TIME WITH THE MAGAZINE 63 % 37 % MALE FEMALE READER S AVERAGE AGE 45YEARS DESCRIBE MONEYSENSE AS INFORMATIVE, INSIGHTFUL AND OFFERING VALUE FOR TIME Source: INS readership survey READERS PER COPY INDEX About 2 in 3 are investors Acquired mutual funds outside RRSP in past 2 years Acquired self-directed RRSPs in past 2 years Active in the stock market, 6+ stock/bond transactions in past year Online trading/investing used in past 6 months Visit investment websites daily Bachelor s degree or higher MOPEs (managers, owners, professionals, executives) Senior managers/owners Frequent business travellers, 6+ business trips in past 12 months Frequently travelled within Canada, 3+ trips in past 12 months Frequently travelled outside Canada, 3+ trips in past 12 months Personally fly first or business/executive class Stay at luxury accommodations while traveling Spent over $50K on home improvements in past 2 years Own a vacation home Bought high efficient home appliances Bought Private Health Insurance Have RRSP s, non RRSP investments, mutual funds, stocks/bonds Source: PMB Fall 2014 ** Total print and digital readership estimate based on PMB Fall 2014 and custom study Oct 2014

5 MAGAZINE DEPARTMENTS [ INTELLIGENCE A fast-paced seven-page section at the front of the magazine, filled with money tips, fun graphics, statistics and need-to-know information. ] [ RETIREMENT This popular regular feature by retirement expert David Aston (CFA, MA) covers all the issues that matter most to those preparing for retirement, including how much you need to save, how you should invest, and how to retire earlier. ] [ FAMILY PROFILE MoneySense enlists experts to solve a family s financial problem. One of our most popular regular features. ] offers the most trusted investing advice in Canada, including how to buy the best stocks, bonds, mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Home to the wildly popular and successful Top 200 Stocks and Best Mutual Funds annual lists. ] [ HOME A guide to all things home-related, including buying and selling your home, what s next for the real estate market, investing in property, and more. ] [ SMART SPENDER The best things in life for less. MoneySense shows you how to spend your money wisely by telling you about the best value buys in auto, travel, home, tech and more. ] [ PLANNING Everything our readers need to know to plan for success. Includes features on financial planning, saving for education (RESPs), retirement planning (RRSPs and TFSAs), insurance, estate planning and tax planning. ] [ INVESTING The core of the magazine, this section COLUMNS [ HOW I DID IT Inspire yourself by reading these real Canadian stories of financial accomplishment. ] [ PORTFOLIO MAKEOVER Is your money invested in the right places? Our financial experts will examine your portfolio and put you on the path to success. ] [ FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE MoneySense editor-at-large Jon Chevreau, one of the country s top personal finance experts, helps Boomers prepare for a stress-free retirement with a focus on how to achieve financial independence sooner. ] [ JACKS ON TAX Evelyn Jacks, author of 50 Canadian tax books and president of the The Knowledge Bureau, looks at investments through the prism of the biggest single cost Canadians face: Tax. ] [ HOME OWNER Romana King, MoneySense s features editor, covers the latest trends in real estate, mortgages and vacation properties. ] [ VALUE HUNTER Norm Rothery, CFA, offers an informed, opinion on the best stocks to buy now, adding clarity to today s hard-to-predict financial market. ] [ INDEX INVESTOR MoneySense consulting editor Dan Bortolotti, offers help for index investors of all levels, from those building their first Couch Potato portfolio to sophisticated exchange-traded fund (ETF) investors. ] A WEALTH OF INFORMATION FORWARD LOOKING In-depth, actionable information to plan for financial freedom Advice and instructions on better money management Colour-coded categories for user-friendly navigation Engaging, relatable photography, illustration and graphics

6 DIGITAL SITE FEATURES: Daily, relevant advice to help you plan, invest and grow your money for today and well into your retirement Blogs, polls, community discussions Interactive lists & rankings, like the Best Places to Live, Best Credit Cards, Best Value Neighbourhoods and more Live Q&As with MoneySense experts MONEYSENSE.ca MONEYSENSE takes a personal approach to providing Canadians with practical financial advice. Written for Canadians who want to take financial control of their lives, MoneySense is Canada s best-selling investment and lifestyle magazine. MoneySense.ca continues with all the great content from the magazine plus online exclusives and daily blogs from our editorial team, Dan Bortolotti (The Canadian Couch Potato), David Hodges (Fund Watch) and editor-at-large Jonathan Chevreau (Financial Independence). MoneySense.ca helps readers make smart, informed decisions about how to get the most from their money, every day. Breaking news updates and feedback from readers through Twitter and Facebook SPONSORSHIPS: Channels & tools Integrated content and custom opportunities enewsletters Custom microsites 3rd party eblasts TARGET AUDIENCE: Canadian adults with HHI of $150,000+

7 OPPORTUNITY CALENDAR 2015 EDITORIAL CALENDAR 2015 ISSUES SALE CLOSE MATERIAL CLOSE IMPACT DATE FEATURES FEBRUARY/MARCH JANUARY 15 JANUARY 20 JANUARY 29 APRIL FEBRUARY 26 MARCH 3 MARCH 12 JUNE APRIL 16 APRIL 21 APRIL 30 Boost Your RRSP: How to tactically use your RRSP to grow your retirement savings faster, plus the best RRSP investments to buy right now The ETF All-Stars: The best exchange-traded fund choices for your retirement portfolio Canada s Best Mutual Funds: We rate all major Canadian mutual funds across the main categories, including equity funds, bond funds, balanced funds and global funds Real Estate-Where to Buy Now!: Using a proprietary system, MoneySense identifies the best neighbourhoods for today s homebuyers in Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, Montreal, Ottawa and other cities Best Small Cap Stocks: The 100 most promising stocks for future growth Tax Time Special: Our essential annual guide to paying less tax Retire Wealthy! Our annual guide to securing the retirement of your dreams, through better planning, saving and investing Best Discount Brokerages: Canada s most respected discount brokerage guide, with top picks in multiple categories such as lowest fees and best customer service SUMMER MAY 21 MAY 26 JUNE 3 Canada s Best Places To Live: Our phenomenally popular livability ranking of Canada s top cities SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER AUGUST 6 AUGUST 11 AUGUST 20 Canada s Best Credit Cards: What every Canadian needs to know about using credit cards. Includes MoneySense s proprietary ranking in 10 categories, including low-rate, cash-back, travel rewards and more NOVEMBER SEPTEMBER 24 SEPTEMBER 29 OCTOBER 8 The Retirement 100: Our annual ranking of the best 100 stocks for post-retirement portfolios DECEMBER OCTOBER 29 NOVEMBER 3 NOVEMBER 12 JANUARY 2016 DECEMBER 3 DECEMBER 8 DECEMBER 3 MoneySense Top 200: The 11th anniversary of Canada s top stock rating system. Our picks have delivered annual returns of 19.1% for the past 10 years! Plus: the Top 500 U.S. stocks Charity 100: MoneySense s exclusive ranking of Canadian charities, helping donors get the best bang for their buck NEW! 2016 Investor s Guide: The MoneySense handbook on how to profit in the year ahead The Great TFSA Race: How everyday investors built Canada s fastest-growing tax-free savings accounts Editorial focus and Living Section content is subject to change. Advertising Suppliments are subject to change without notice. Online tools and calculator pending sponsorship. Dates subject to change.

8 MAGAZINE 2015 RATE CARD All magazine advertising runs across print and digital editions NATIONAL 4C AD SIZE 1x 4x 8x 12x 16x 20x 22x Full Page $21,798 $21,152 $20,517 $19,887 $19,299 $18,732 $25,504 DPS $39,239 $38,073 $36,929 $35,795 $34,734 $33,716 $45,909 IFC DPS $50,142 $48,652 $47,187 $45,733 $44,384 $43,082 $58,666 IBC $25,074 $24,329 $23,594 $22,869 $22,192 $21,541 $29,337 OBC $27,253 $26,439 $25,646 $24,854 $24,124 $23,415 $31,886 PRINT FRACTIONAL AD SIZE 1x 4x 8x 12x 16x 20x 22x 2/3 Page $17,918 $17,383 $16,858 $16,343 $15,860 $15,393 $14,931 1/2 Page $14,758 $14,317 $13,886 $13,456 $13,062 $12,674 $12,296 1/3 Page $9,482 $9,198 $8,925 $8,652 $8,400 $8,148 $7,907 Banner $11,592 $11,246 $10,910 $10,579 $10,259 $9,959 $9,660 1/2 DPS $29,510 $28,628 $27,767 $26,922 $26,124 $25,352 $24,586 * All magazine will run a static replica ad in the digital edition for National FP, DPS and Advertorial ads * Regional editions available speak with your Account representative for more information

9 TM MAGAZINE ADVERTISING INFORMATION InDesign CS3 or higher templates for ALL ad sizes are available at addirect.sendmyad.com (select Ad Sizes from the left-hand navigation menu). PRODUCTION PROCESS Printing High-speed, web offset lithography Binding Saddle-stitched Magazine Trim Size Width x Depth ADVERTISING SPECIFICATIONS AD SIZE BLEED ADS NON-BLEED ADS Build Documents to Trim Size Add.125 bleed beyond trim on all sides Live Area is.25 in from all sides Build Documents to Live Area Live Area is.25 in from all sides Double Page Spread x x Full Page x x /3 Page Vertical x x /2 Double Page Spread x NA 1/2 Page Horizontal x x /2 Page Island 5 x x /3 Page Square x x /3 Page Vertical 2.75 x x Banner Ad x x 1.5 NOTE: Hold all type matter or illustrative material not intended to trim a minimum of 0.25 (6mm) from outside trim edges and include (3mm) gutter allowance for saddle-stitched spreads or 0.25 (6mm) gutter allowance for perfect bound spreads. Publisher is NOT responsible for the lineup of type or images running through the gutter on spreads or on single pages adjacent to inserts. Running type or images through the gutter is STRONGLY discouraged, as folding and trimming are subject to variation. SUPPLIED ADVERTISING MATERIALS PDF/X-1a:2001 created to Magazines Canada specifications, sent online using Magazines Canada AdDirect at addirect.sendmyad.com. For information regarding Magazines Canada specification, refer to magazinescanada.ca/ advertising/production/dmacs_specifications or contact the Production Manager (see contact us page) for details. Rogers Publishing does not accept responsibility for material content or colour trapping. Text type should be a minimum of 8 point. Reverse type less than 12 point is not suitable for reproduction. We are not responsible for reproduction of type sizes smaller than those mentioned for thin, serif type. The ad MUST be uploaded as a press-ready PDF file. Information on creating a proper PDF file is available on the Magazines Canada website magazinescanada.ca/advertising/production/tools/. Keep all colours CMYK. Do not use Spot colours or RGB art. Keep any black/gray type as one-colour black (no four-colour black text). ADDIRECT INSTRUCTIONS 1 Log into Magazines Canada s AdDirect Ad Portal (addirect.sendmyad.com). Note: A user account will have to be set up upon the first visit. 2 Select the publisher/magazine you are advertising with. Complete the relevant ad info, then click Upload. 3 Follow the onscreen preflight process. 4 Approve your ad. Upload.Check.Send

10 DIGITAL DIGITAL MAGAZINE MEDIA RATES Our digital editions offer a rich experience where readers enjoy more features and more content. Enhance your static ad with interactive features that capture the imagination and attention of readers. Enhanced creative can be supplied (see specs page) or produced by Rogers. Speak to your Account Representative for more information and pricing. TIER 1 TITLES Chatelaine, Maclean s, Canadian Business, MoneySense, HELLO! Canada, Canadian Health & Lifestyle TIER 2 TITLES Châtelaine, L actualité, FLARE, LOULOU (EN/FR), Today s Parent, Sportsnet MEDIA RATES FEATURE TIER TITLE GROSS LOAD SCREEN LINK-ENABLED PAGE (Link out to client webpage, no other rich media features) ENHANCED PAGE WITH UP TO TWO RICH MEDIA FEATURES (Ex: Link, Video, Gallery, Touch/Reveal) 1 $4,320 2 $2,970 1 $842 2 $675 1 $3,036 2 $2,429 CUSTOM (Ex: More than 2 features, uniquely built page, spread, or multipage insert) * Rates subject to change 1 and 2 QUOTED PER EXECUTION

11 DIGITAL DIGITAL MAGAZINE AD SPECS THE BASICS All apps operate on Adobe Digital Publishing Suite (DPS), viewer version 27 Full-page tablet ad size is 768px by 1024px, without any interactive elements within 40px top and bottom Only portrait orientation is supported For multiple-page ads, vertical or horizontal, ordering is possible. Please include preference, in the delivery package as plain text instructions (as a TXT file) Optimal Image and Asset Settings - Images: PDF or PNG with resolution no lower than 108ppi - Text: PDF with interactive states as vector, minimum recommended point size is 12pt - Video: MP4 format with.h264 encoding, 8-10MB per minute of video GRAPHICS AND TEXT For ads with dynamic/interactive elements, material must be provided as a full InDesign package (all fonts/links included), and compatible with Adobe InDesign 6.0 Multi-state objects (ex: image galleries, hotspots) and embedded video/audio clips may be included (see acrobat.com/welcome.html for info) If these elements are not built into the layout using DPS tools, please include all necessary resources in the delivery package with plain text instructions (as a TXT file) PDFs may be provided only for fully static ads All graphics should be left as vector and not rasterized, wherever possible; assets may be left at printready resolution and in their respective colour settings Please consider text legibility on tablet; body text should be larger than print (9pt in print should translate to approx pt on tablet, depending on font) Please refer to Optimal Image and Asset Settings ORIENTATIONS 2-page print spread can convert to... Multi-page print insert can convert to multi-pages vertical scrolling or multi-pages locked to horizontal swipe URLS, ANALYTICS 2 pages vertical scrolling or... OR 2 pages locked to horizontal swipe URLs/links to web may be embedded in the layout using DPS tools (see DPS tools site for info) If URLs/links are not embedded using DPS tools, please include full URLs and embedding/placement instructions in the delivery package in plain text (as a TXT file) Third-party tracking/tracking pixels is not supported at this time HTML ADS HTML-coded ads may also be provided, up to full-page size Please conform to latest ios standards If an HTML environment negates the user s ability to navigate away from the page or access the navigation bar, then alternative navigation must be incorporated in the page layout (via a 40px space at the bottom of the page) Please include a static full-page image of any HTML ad to be used as a thumbnail in issue navigation An HTML ad should also be delivered as a full InDesign package, with the HTML content placed in the layout using DPS tools (see adobe.com/ca/products/digitalpublishing-suite-pro.html for info) If the HTML content cannot be placed in a layout, please include all HTML files and resources, as well as an InDesign layout sized to full-page with the required static full-page image, in the delivery package Please note that HTML ads are only available on ios devices Red zone is reserved for folio navigation and will override any interactive elements: 40px top and bottom ASSET DELIVERY Tablet material deadlines match material close/deadline for the corresponding print issue All assets should be submitted as a ZIP file via AdDirect: addirect.sendmyad.com Additional instructions should be included in the delivery package as a TXT file, but may also be ed to: alek.trpkovski@rci.rogers.com

12 MEDIA KIT 2015 GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS The applicable insertion order (to the extent it does not conflict with the terms hereof), the then current rate card of the publication(s) to which the insertion order relates ( Publication ) and Publication s then current advertising specifications are incorporated by reference into these terms and conditions and are collectively referred to as the Agreement. The person(s), firm or corporation contracting with Rogers Publishing Limited ( Publisher ) for the insertion of advertising in Publication, whether as principal ( Advertiser ) or as agent ( Agency ), shall be deemed authorized for all purposes relating to the Agreement. RATES AND COMMISSIONS (a) Publisher reserves the right to change its advertising rates at any time. Rate changes shall be made at least 30 days in advance of the closing date of the first issue to which such rates apply. If a rate change is not acceptable to Advertiser or Agency, it may, within 15 days of notification of such rate change, cancel the Agreement without incurring short rate charges (excluding multi-year discounts). (b) Advertising rates are subject to the addition of applicable taxes, including Goods and Services Tax (GST), Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) and a Quebec Sales Tax (QST) where applicable. (c) Agency commissions equal to up to 15% of gross billings for space, colour, position or special insert stock are payable to recognized agencies only. Commissions are not payable on extra mechanical charges, reprints, split runs and other such charges. (d) Any negotiated discounts are only applicable to and available during the period in which they are earned. Rebates resulting from any and all earned advertiser discount adjustments must be used within 6 months after the end of the period in which they are earned, and will expire if unused during such period. BILLING AND PAYMENTS (a) Advertiser and Agency shall be jointly and severally liable for payment of all invoices for advertising published in the Publication(s). (b) Advertiser and/or Agency shall pre-pay for its advertising purchase except with approval from Publisher s credit department. If approved for credit, Advertiser and/or Agency (as applicable) shall pay all amounts due upon receipt of invoice. (c) Publisher shall invoice Advertiser or Agency on a monthly basis unless otherwise stipulated in order. of 2% per month (26.8% per year) from the date of the first invoice until the date Publisher receives such amount in full. (e) Invoiced amounts are payable at Publication s office in Canadian funds, or equivalent funds at the rate of exchange prevailing at the time of payment. (f) Publisher reserves the right to change the payment terms to cash with insertion order at any time. CANCELLATION (a) Cancellation of the Agreement by Advertiser or Agency is subject to Publisher s approval, in its sole discretion. Agreements for covers, special positions and inserts may not be cancelled by Advertiser or Agency. No cancellations shall be accepted by Publisher after the closing date for advertising space. Short rate charges shall apply to all cancellations by Advertiser or Agency. (b) Publisher may, at its option terminate this Agreement for the breach of any term hereof. Upon termination for breach, all charges incurred, together with short rate charges, shall be immediately due and payable. ADVERTISING MATERIALS (a) All advertising copy is subject to Publisher s approval and Publisher may without notice and without liability reject, discontinue or omit any advertising for any reason at any time. (b) The word Advertisement shall be placed above copy which Publisher determines resembles Publication s editorial material or that is not immediately identifiable as an advertisement. (c) Publisher shall not be responsible for colour or colour trapping or advertising copy that does not conform to digital Magazines Advertising Canadian Specifications ( dmacs ). For further information regarding magazine magazinescanada.ca or dmacs ca/dmacs.php?cat=dmacs. Proofing requirements may also be found on under Proofing Info. (d) Publisher may insert the advertising anywhere in Publication in its discretion, and any condition on orders or copy instructions involving the placement of advertising shall be treated as a positioning request only and cannot be guaranteed. Publisher s inability or failure to comply with any such positioning request shall not relieve Advertiser or Agency of the obligation to pay for the advertising. (e) Publisher shall not be obligated to return any advertising material. (f) Any advertising published in Publication may, in Publisher s discretion, be published and archived by Publisher or any anyone authorized by Publisher, as many times as Publisher and those authorized by Publisher wish, in and on any product, media and archive (including anything in print, electronic or other form). 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Advertiser and Agency shall jointly and severally indemnify Publisher, its affiliates and their respective officers, directors, employees, contractors and agents against any and all liability and costs including any legal fees arising from a breach of this Agreement and/or resulting from the publication of the advertising materials, including without limitation, defamation, illegal competition or trade practice, infringement of trademark, trade name, or copyrights, and violation of rights of privacy, property or contract. any advertising materials provided by Advertiser or Agency (including errors in key numbers) or for changes made to such advertising after the applicable closing date. (d) Advertiser and Agency agree that Publication shall be under no liability for the failure, for any reason, to publish any advertising or circulate any issue of Publication. GENERAL (a) If Agency has entered this Agreement on behalf of Advertiser, Agency confirms that Advertiser has been provided with a copy of the terms hereof. (b) This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the parties with respect to its subject matter and supersedes all prior agreements and understandings relating to the subject matter. No changes to this Agreement shall be effective unless made in writing and signed by the party sought to be bound. (c) For clarity, Publisher shall not be bound by any conditions, printed or otherwise, appearing on Advertiser or Agency contracts, orders or instructions which conflict with, vary or add to these terms and conditions. (d) Neither Advertiser nor Agency may assign any rights or obligations under this Agreement. (e) Advertiser and Agency agree not to make promotional or merchandising reference to Publication in any way without the prior written permission of Publisher in each instance. 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13 MEDIA KIT 2015 CONTACT US Emily Doukogiannis Brand Sales Operations E Emily.Doukogiannis@rci.rogers.com Brandon Kirk National Advertising Sales E Brandon.kirk@rci.rogers.com Nathalie Forget Montreal Advertising Director E nathalie.forget@rci.rogers.com Production Manager T Head Office Rogers Publishing Limited One Mount Pleasant Road, 7th floor Toronto, Ontario M4Y 2Y5 T F Montréal Office Les Éditions Rogers Limitée 1200, avenue McGill College, bureau 800 Montréal (Québec) H3B 4G7 T F Western Canada Office Rogers Publishing Limited 180 West 2nd Ave Vancouver, BC V5Y 3T9 T