The harvest calendar in the Qikiqtait region

Image depicting the harvest wheel interactive experience installed in the Canadian Museum of Nature. Positioned at a 45-degree angle to the vertical to facilitate interaction with the public, a large screen displays the home screen of the experience. It is placed approximately three feet above the ground for ease of use.

The harvest calendar in the Qikiqtait region In 2025, Voilà designed and implemented an interactive seasonal harvest wheel for the Qikiqtait region. Commissioned by the Arctic Eider Society, the static wheel was later adapted into an interactive experience at the request of the Canadian Museum of Nature for one of its exhibitions. The harvest wheel […]

Establish government-wide data visualization standards

Ensemble d’images placées en quinconce développées dans le guide de normes de visualisation.

Establish government-wide data visualization standards The Gouvernement of Quebec asked Voilà: to create a data visualization style guide to equip the whole Québec.ca’s website with a common visualization language. The result? Greater clarity and accessibility of the information shared with the general public Created to be useful The style guide is structured by function and includes […]

Futureproofing communities

The infographic, placed on an easel in front of a gray background, is titled “Futureproofing communities”. The infographic is divided in two parts. The part on the left, the most important, is shaped like a square and indicates the characteristics that determine a community's level of exposure. It shows five groups of circles, each representing a community. These groups are arranged according to their level of susceptibility, from top to bottom, from most to least susceptible. The size and colour of each circle represent, respectively, the size of the community workforce and one or several of the three metrics to which the community is most susceptible. On the right, a separate column mentions the “Community Transformations Project” and outlines five steps to improve a community's resilience.

Future-proofing communities The Institute for Research on Public Policy (IRPP) has developed an interactive map in collaboration with The Community Economic Development Network and The Energy Mix about Community Susceptibility in Canada. They were seeking Voila:’s support to produce a static infographic that summarizes the key messages. Understanding the findings This project analyzes the impact […]

Creating a narrative to explain the impact of Economic dynamism

Creating a narrative to explain the importance and impact of Economic Dynamism In collaboration with the Economic Innovation Group, we clarified the nature and impact of economic dynamism in the United States. The result is an interactive that presents its history and how it has behaved state by state. We aimed to create an experience […]

Highlighting the positive results of a multi-sport program in Quebec

Cover of the report “Fillactive, ça marche!”.

Encouraging young Quebec women to regularly exercise Nine out of ten teenage girls in Quebec do not meet the recommended 60 minutes of physical activity per day. A recent study demonstrates the benefits of Fillactive‘s program on teenagers’ physical and mental health, helping them to increase time spent practicing sport in a sustainable way. We […]

Moving to a net zero future in an uncertain world

Moving to a net zero future in an uncertain world CPP Investments, Canada’s largest pension fund, is committed to achieve net zero in their portfolio and operations and they wanted to communicate their plans to a larger audience. We worked with them to craft an interactive explaining their commitment to all Canadians. https://chezvoila.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/CPP-Net-Zero-EN-vignette-animee-ajustee.mp4 A guiding […]

Tracking Canada’s progress toward Net Zero emissions

The image shows a front-facing iMac on a gray background, with its large screen, keyboard, and trackpad. It displays the 440 megatonnes dashboard homepage, with one of the main charts in the project, a line chart showing emission levels between 2005 and 2021, as well as the projected decrease of emissions through 2030. A decreasing band shows the "Net Zero pathway" that decreases to zero emissions between 2021 and 2050. The gap between projected emissions in 2030 and the "Net Zero pathway" is highlighted with a bracket and red text.

Tracking Canada’s progress toward Net Zero emissions Is Canada on track to meet its 2030 emission reduction goals, and how far might it be from a path toward Net Zero? The Canadian Climate Institute conducted an independent assessment of Canada’s emissions reduction plan and came to us to showcase the results. Clarifying the structure Before […]

Demystifying the costs of heat pumps for consumers

In an office room, on a table, a desktop computer shows the interactive. The screen background is a pastel gradation of colour from pastel blue to orange. A paragraph of text faces an illustration of a heat pump, set in a dark blue circle. Bright orange and blue bubbles surround the boundaries of the circle.

Demystifying the costs of heat pumps for consumers As part of a project aimed at increasing the adoption of heat pumps, the Canadian Climate Institute challenged Voilà: to design a web-based interactive to demystify the costs of heat pumps. The interactive needed to present the costs of different heating and cooling configurations, across five different cities […]

A comprehensive assessment of the cost of climate change for the Canadian population

Contextual photo of the presentation broadcast in a conference room. In the center of the image, the presentation is projected onto a television. A chest of drawers below furnishes the room. The screen shows an introductory slide to the study undertaken by the Institute. The title, "Limiter les dégâts" ("Limiting the damage") is present, as is the star image of the analysis, represented by a house in the form of a fragmented collage symbolizing households. In the foreground of the photograph, we see the conference room with a wooden table.

A comprehensive assessment of the cost of climate change for the Canadian population The Canadian Climate Institute has published the latest in a series of studies on the costs of climate change, demonstrating that the financial health and prosperity of Canadians are at risk. It is aimed at decision-makers, urging them to take action. The […]