Many Hats

Unibroue is a brewery in Chambly, Quebec, Canada that was started by Serge Racine and Quebec native Andre Dion in 1993. The company was purchased by Sleeman Breweries Ltd. In 2004, which was itself taken over by Sapporo in 2006. Unibroue is the first of three microbrewing companies in the greater Montreal area, both chronologically and in terms of sales benefits. Unibroue Passport: Quest to the End of the World Unibroue reached out to us to come up with a social media app that would help them strengthen the relationship with their loyal fans. Taking inspiration from their award-winning flagship beer, La Fin du Monde, which is French for “The End of the World”, our team created a “Quest to the end of the World” virtual reality game within the Unibroue Passport mobile application to give its users a chance to win great prizes, including an all-expenses-paid trip to the Unibroue brewery in Quebec, Canada. In addition to the three more games that will be progressively released to promote other flavours of Unibroue beer, we have also implemented several other features to enhance a user’s purchasing experience: Unibroue Finder: A tracking feature that allows users to find where their favourite Unibroue beers are being sold. Unibroue News Alert: A notification feature that informs users on the latest Unibroue news and sales promotions. Unibroue Library: Quick access to all Unibroue product information including flavour, brewing process, ingredients, and food pairing. Read More

In cooperation with Pinnguaq Association, a non-profit organization that promotes technological advancement with rural and remote communities, and Qaujigiartiit Health Research Centre, an independent, non-profit community research institute founded by Government of Nunavut, Many Hats was tasked with creating an all-in-one mobile application for new members of the health care work force arriving in Nunavut. The Health NU mobile application is an intuitive, easy-to-use, easy-to-read library that is specifically designed to be accessed quickly in times of need. It contains information about working and communicating in a multilingual environment, the organization of the health system, the Inuit historical context of different regions, important aspects of health care practice, and values and expectations in the health care setting. It also includes useful community-specific information including maps, phone numbers, information pages, weather information, ways to get involved in the community, and things to pack. As of today, Health NU has become a must-have mobile application for any health care professionals, social workers, or anyone who is looking to visit the Northwest. Read More

In cooperation with Pinnguaq Association, a non-profit organization that promotes technological advancement with rural and remote communities, and Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated, the legal representative of the Inuit of Nunavut for the purposes of native treaty rights and treaty negotiation, Many Hats was tasked with creating a modern tool for Inuit to use to learn and explore their rights in the Nunavut Agreement. It is meant to play a part in re-instilling empowerment and visioning amongst Nunavut Inuit and tap into their potential by learning about their history and rights. Key Features Full text version of the Nunavut Agreement Plain language version of the Nunavut Agreement Audio explanation of each article A timeline detailing the history and negotiation of the Nunavut Agreement A glossary A quiz game that allows users to build an igloo with every correct answer Read More

The Aboriginal Peoples Television Network, or more commonly known as APTN, is a Canadian broadcast and Category A cable television network. Established in 1992 with government support to broadcast in Canada’s northern territories, it obtained its national broadcast license in 1999. APTN airs and produces programs made by, for and about Indigenous people in Canada and United States. Based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, it is the first network by and for North American indigenous peoples. Arm Nation In association with APTN, based on the network’s hit documentary series Arm Nation, this challenging game allows to go up against your favorite characters and unlock exclusive series video content. Build your strength, endurance and technique through a campaign-based gameplay just like you would in an arm-wrestling tournament. Unlock characters with additional skill level and pin your opponent to unlock exclusive video content. Try your shot at quick play to discover if you’ve progressed enough to go against the top challengers in the game. Key Features Play as some of your favorite Arm Nation TV series characters Unlock up to 10 new characters when you play campaign mode Unlock exclusive video content for the Arm Nation documentary series Unlock exclusive episode teasers before they’re released Challenge your favorite characters and discover each of their strengths Play to a unique soundtrack produced by Indigenous artist Boogey the Beat Read up on your favorite characters’ profiles before seeing them on the show Learn different arm-wrestling techniques: top roll, hook, press Read More