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While the actors are socially distant, the spots were actually shot in 2019.

With COVID putting a dent in the province’s $1.5 billion tourism industry, it’s all about promoting staycations.

New campaign from Elemental likens straws, bottles and containers to disasters like oil spills and tanker sinkings.

Creative by King Ursa uses simple digital executions to talk about Canadian qualities, like giving away your last beer.

When COVID shut down a planned video shoot, Oh Henry and Anomaly pivoted to animation.

“Come as You Are” shows people being welcomed back to Tim Hortons after a rough few months.

The new spot is stitched together from 10 spots created for IKEA around the world.

New DFC campaign mimics a videoconference, with farmers virtually explaining modern methods.

The official outfitter of Team Canada made up its own lighthearted events for any Canadian to compete in for Canada Day.

New short film uses submitted footage equating the isolation of lockdown with that felt by LGBTQ+ individuals.

The site, KetchupPlus.ca, is built around snackable content, with all of the videos under 10 minutes in length.

For Canada Day, Molson campaign delivers a cheeky reminder that Canada’s most popular beer isn’t Canadian—and it should be.

New campaign uses robotic orthodontists to deliver a message about the importance of human interaction with experts.