Chris Powell

The new campaign from The&Partnership is the Crown Corporation’s first major advertising since 2020.

The campaign from dentsumcgarrybowen uses the game’s five by six grid to deliver hard-to-decipher messages about living with dyslexia.

The new campaign from Forsman & Bodenfors wants to present horse racing as a “unique and exhilarating” activity.

TV ads can’t smell, but this spot for kitty litter by lg2 comes close.

The government campaign by Havas shows the problems caused by slow internet.

Labatt leans into Mike’s brand roots of comedy and nostalgia to launch Hard Iced Tea.

Camp Jefferson created the campaign for Red Door, which provides shelter and support to more than 350 families every year.

The latest in a string of business ventures, the new private label brand Harold reflects growing consumer demand for personalization.

Billboards along a major Silicon Valley highway provide a new option for tech workers who can’t stay in the U.S.

The campaign is promoting the event’s return following a two-year hiatus because of Covid.

The campaign by McCann includes an almost shot-for-shot recreation of the beloved “Where’s the Beef?” ad from 1984.

The special pants, developed by Moosehead’s agency Conflict, include enough pockets to hold 24 large cans of beer.

In Canada, a mall exhibit demonstrates the pervasiveness—and persuasiveness—of social media in influencing how young girls perceive beauty.

The collaborative campaign from Tank Worldwide and Grey Canada presents striking images of Toronto, Montreal and New York as if they’d been relentlessly shelled.