Brands

So far, Rodney’s Oyster House and Le Select have signed up at KaWineAndDine.com.

Launch campaign from DenstuBos includes creative, PR and ‘wine pants’ that block cell signals.

Free program will enable students who are nearing graduation to become better prepared for a career in marketing.

New campaign from Anomaly is built around an 80-minute movie on streaming service Crave.

Creative pokes fun at innovation cliches to show how MaRS startups are actually solving real-world problems.

Red remains at the centre of the Scotia brand, but many visual design elements are changing around it.

Haulers: Aisles of Glory is like Donkey Kong for value-conscious shoppers.

Along with new recyclable lids, Tim Hortons will encourage customers to bring reusable cups with them.

The agency is forging ahead with a new leadership team and a new vision, but it’s retaining its core values.

BBDO’s work for Fight to Play nabs two golds, while Rethink’s “Pride Shield” for Fondation Émergence also collects top honours.

In this week’s round-up: Progressive Insurance introduces the Motaur; Burger King clowns McDonald’s; and NBCUniversal introduces shoppable ads.

The Real Meal is a menu item for the times, but creatives question BK’s decision to associate it with mental health.

Creative from Juniper Park\TBWA aims to increase consideration for horse racing over tried-and-true group activities.

New campaign follows familiar Conservative tactics, with an updated tagline “Justin Trudeau: Not as advertised”