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How Super is the Super Bowl?

It turns out that not all TV programs are right for all brands -even if it happens to be the Super Bowl. Our 10th annual Super Bowl Engagement Survey shows that when it comes to winning, only half of this year's Super Bowl XLIV's advertisers will get real returns on their sizeable investments. The Super ...

Survey: Doritos, Hyundai, Cars.com Super Bowl XLVI Ad Winners; Bud, Teleflora, Dannon Not So Good

According to Brand Keys' 10th annual Super Bowl Engagement Survey, only half of this year’s Super Bowl XLIV’s advertisers "will get real returns on their sizable investments," which were upward of $3.5 million for a 30-second spot.

How much is that doggy in the window?

Pets should be picked from shelters and rescue societies, not bought from stores, according to Kathy Powelson, a Burnaby resident and executive director of the Paws for Hope Animal Foundation.

Auctions, puppy mills to blame for increase in unwanted dogs

The growing number of animals waiting at shelters for homes is often attributed to the hidden world of puppy mill dog breeding and dog auctions, according to local animal care agencies.Mari Lee Schwarzwalder, executive director of the Humane Association of Warren County, said a contributing factor to overcrowding at animal shelters is dog auctions.