City of London, an Essential Digital Experience
The City’s website is an essential public communication tool for Londoners and the world, offering online services and critical information regarding city programs and initiatives.
University of Toronto, School of Continuing Studies
A trio of websites with a custom middleware solution prevented search engines from crawling and indexing the University’s programs.
An Electrifying Transformation: OEB Goes Paperless with Digital First Strategy
Northern digitized the previously manual process for utility companies applying for licenses through the Ontario Energy Board (OEB). They accomplished this by building an online portal that streamlined workflows for applicants and administrators alike.
Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada (CIRO)
Northern collaborated with IIROC to create a new Drupal digital experience built on Acquia Site Studio that is user-friendly, intuitive, accessible, and relevant to stakeholders.
Napoleon’s Global Reach, Local Targeting
Napoleon has mastered global reach while delivering localized campaigns, selling through an extensive dealer network worldwide.
Cineplex, Multi-Channel Media Campaign
Northern relaunched Cineplex's brand campaign, including a multi-channel, multi-funnel media campaign with over 250 assets in English and French that focused on driving awareness and increasing theatre visits.
West Coast Kids Earns Google Premier Award
Northern partnered with West Coast Kids to create an authentic omnichannel shopping experience.
WSIB, Modern Health and Safety
The WSIB partnered with Northern to create a modern health and safety platform matching the needs of businesses and employees.
Canada Lands, Multi-Lingual Digital Experience
Canada Lands sought to redesign its website to create a fully accessible, mobile-first, and modern digital experience for its users.
Overhauling a Retail Giant’s Data Layer: Northern’s Strategy for the Tealium Stack
When a major retailer merged with a new business unit, analytics took a back seat. The result was a disjointed data layer, broken event tracking, and a Customer Data Platform (CDP) that could not deliver on its promise. Over time, a patchwork of bandage fixes added complexity to the setup, leading to inconsistent tagging, lost data, and growing frustration across teams. With all of these issues compounding, the question became clear: how do you rebuild confidence in the data?