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The Royal Canadian Legion: World's Oldest Influencer, 60s
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Building off of their Digital Poppy launch earlier in the month, the Royal Canadian Legion is launching a breakthrough campaign to recruit a new generation of supporters online. With the help of Twitch, Mixer, and YouTube along with some of their more recognized influencers and gamers from around the world, the campaign asks gamers to hold an online gaming cease fire that occurs during the moment of silence at 11am, on November 11th. Prominent players such as PrismaticHub and BigTimeRob have been recruited with the goal to make this a global event. Other global players will be encouraged to pay their respects to both veterans and soldiers currently serving by sharing their efforts and support with their followers under the hashtag #PauseToRemember. The film targeting online gamers uses war footage juxtaposed against familiar icons and sounds from the gaming world. A super interrupts the action to remind us all to Pause to remember that war is not a game. The Digital Poppy was developed in 2018 as a modern way for Canadians to support and remember Veterans online. People who visit MyPoppy.ca are able to create a personalized poppy that can also be dedicated to a veteran or loved one. Working with the Legion’s presenting sponsor, HomeEquity Bank, the campaign was created by Toronto agency Zulu Alpha Kilo. Other elements include a series of Public Service Announcements created across TV, online video, and social media.
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