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72 |
What was the name of the public transit ambassador in 1966?
Monsieur Galant (Mr. Gentleman).
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73
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In 1970, Who was the popular television host that played the part of a
highly skilled driver in the "Lâchez le volant. Prenez la vie du bon
c�t�! Prenez l'autobus!" advertising campaign?

Jacques Duval, a car specialist, host of the "Prenez le
volant" television show.
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74 |
What TV star was the spokesperson for the 1972 campaign: "J'aime le
métro, j'aime l'autobus!"?
Yvan Ducharme, named "Monsieur T�l�vision" that same year.
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75 |
What was the 1977 advertising campaign slogan?

"Il fait beau dans l'métro!". This campaign proved to be one of the
most memorable among the general public.
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76 |
What year was the "L'�quipe CTCUM vous facilite la vie" slogan
used?
In 1985.
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77 |
Which advertising campaign brought the first madeover bus to travel
along Montréal streets?
"Le lait franchement meilleur" by the F�d�ration des producteurs de
lait du Québec (the Québec Federation of Milk Producers) in 1986. Since
then, dozens of buses have undergone a makeover.
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78 |
Which safety campaign has been much talked-about in the past few
years?
The "Paix dans le métro" campaign was a popular favourite. Created in
1989, this ad campaign, based on the peace symbol design, won four
prizes: the Trans-Ad company's Prix de Bronze 1989, the Prix
d'excellence 1990 from the Concours des relations publiques du Québec,
the Prize for Excellence 1990 from the Canadian Society of Public
Relations and M�diacom's Affiche d'or 1990.
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79 |
In 1993, which ad won the M�diacom contest and the Prix du
public from the Publicité Club de Montréal?
The "Vaut mieux lire un roman qu'un c�t� d'autobus" ad.
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80 |
What slogan was associated to the advantages of
public transit in 1992?
The "Prendre le transport en commun, c'est intelligent" slogan.
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81 |
With what recent ad campaign did the STM win a prize?

With the "D�j� l�" campaign. The STM won the Corps-Accord prize for
the poster featuring a beautiful well-rounded woman which breaks the
usual stereotypes about feminine beauty.
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