

Olympian Moir partners with McCormick; promotions at Publicis; new hires at Innocean, and BHLA wins an American travel client.
Read moreAds from both the Quebec milk and pork producers, and pet retailer Mondou were viewer favourites.
Read moreThe brewer’s agency was built to be quick and responsive, ideal not only for a tumultuous 2020, but for the new reality of marketing in the digital age
Read moreExcluding global alignment pitches, independent agencies won more than three-quarters of all pitches in 2020.
Read moreNew campaign is built on the “Rep our home” platform launched last summer to encourage proud Canadians to drink Canadian beer.
Read moreIn this new environment, trust is nearly always what settles the battle for consumer spending says annual study conducted by Ipsos for Reader’s Digest.
Read moreThe June event will be judged and awarded in person, although it will also feature a “significant” digital component.
Read moreThree new versions were created with original music for the South Asian and Chinese markets.
Read moreThe Arterra brand is making a number of changes to not only be more inclusive as a brand, but to change the industry itself.
Read moreTo have value, brands need to provide consumers with something that goes well beyond the transactional, says The Hive’s Rick Shaver.
Read moreCampaign features taste tests with Tims patrons who disliked earlier dark roasts, but say the chain “nailed it” with its third attempt.
Read moreNew global campaign from Toronto agency The Garden urges people to ‘Live your true health.’
Read moreThis is the first of a new regular column that long-time Canadian creative Craig Redmond will be writing for our Monday newsletter.
Read moreThe new ad by Christina Yu is part of a larger “Let’s do something” campaign to build the brand with new and younger consumers.
Read moreCampaign by John St. raises awareness of the DFC Blue Cow logo, associating it with quality and high standards.
Read moreClothing brand and DDB Canada acted fast, offering the NBA superstar a pair of massively oversized gloves to woo him back to Toronto.
Read moreThe golfing demo is one that is highly sought after by advertisers, says Torstar’s chief client officer Michael Beckerman.
Read moreIt’s the third iteration of the coffee chain’s Dark Roast product, meeting consumer demand for a “richer and darker” blend.
Read moreThree Toronto production industry vets (and their friends) found a fun way to keep busy during lockdown.
Read moreSkipTheDishes is still Hamm-ing it up; No Frills turns the Haulerverse into a graphic novel; Amanda Jones joins McCann as CSO.
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