

Diddy is suing Diageo; Apple is taking its ad business to Cannes; and other news from around the marketing world featured in our Monday newsletter.
Read moreW+K said it will have four or five people on the ground in Canada, with another five people in NYC working on the Ford account, which it won in November.
Read moreTo drive awareness for its Simply Spiked Lemonade—made with real fruit juice—Molson Coors and Citizen Relations are taking the special can to sampling events this summer.
Read moreThe “Za for Pa” campaign by John St. includes trite tropical themed gifts for dad, and $25 gift cards for dinner at Boston Pizza.
Read moreThe campaign by Taxi is built around a Pride flag with 6,423 threads removed—one for each act of anti-LGBTQ+ hate and violence that occurred in the first three months of 2023.
Read more“TikTok’s immense popularity provides an opportunity for it to reverse its negative image,” said Simon Ross, VP of strategy and insights at Horizon.
Read moreCampaign from One Twenty Three West was inspired by Ispos research showing that people think all sports betting ads look the same.
Read moreThe 2000s brought about two major developments for the industry charity: Quebec expansion and the launch of the nabs Monitor to better understand industry sentiment.
Read moreMore than three-quarters of Indigenous Canadians say they have experienced racism in healthcare. This campaign aims to highlight that statistic, and bring about meaningful change.
Read moreDeveloped by SDI Sports, the special 150-yard hole at Oakdale Golf & Country Club gives players a taste of the PGA Tour experience.
Read moreThe bidet brand created a gallery displaying up-close pictures of some heroic butts saving the environment.
Read morePublic is literally exploding the idea that there’s no more innovation to be had in the communications realm.
Read moreHe’ll replace Phillip Crawley, who has held the top post at the newspaper for nearly 25 years.
Read moreCannes judges shouldn’t only award tear-jerking work that wants to save the world, says Angus Tucker. “Fun and laughter and are as much a part of the human condition as love and hope.”
Read moreThere are those who believe we should ban ads for fossil fuels to save the planet. Eric Blais thinks we’ll have more luck if we encourage electric vehicle sales instead.
Read moreAlek von Felkerzam launched his “doodle” business, Inkorporated, earlier this year—selling T-shirts, phone cases, throw pillows and even paper bags.
Read moreThe “Canadian Attention Study” from Dentsu and Teads found that local media sites outperform their global counterparts on key metrics like viewability, view rate and dwell time.
Read moreNew survey also looked at ageism in an industry where 49 is considered an older worker, and experience is devalued.
Read moreThe NHL’s Pride Nights send a message to LGBTQ+ youth that hockey is for them, says Sam Archibald. The pressure is on teams and sponsors to make sure they move forward and not backward
Read moreThe campaign by Point Blank paints a disturbing picture of pay-to-play healthcare under the Ford government.
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