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Working with the St. John’s Board of Trade, Target created The Stallmark Collection for people whose gifts didn’t arrive in time for the holidays.

A round-up of some of the World Cup ads that have caught our eye during the tournament’s early days.

The campaign is anchored by an 11-minute short film about how BMO helped an Indigenous woman build her soap business after she was turned away by other banks.

The QSR has enlisted hip-hop star Yung Gravy to promote its line-up of Gravy Lovers products.

Produced for the Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation, “24 Hours of Care” delivers an intimate portrait of 10 families across Canada caring for a loved one.

The new advertising from Point Blank Creative imagines if the governing party was an office worker constantly disappointing coworkers.

The campaign skips typical shots of people in need of healthcare, to focus on the wild things people can do in the outdoors thanks to the top-notch care at Royal Victoria.

Developed by DDB, the new toy is aimed at rising awareness of the challenges faced by the parents of premature babies.

The automaker worked with the CBC, Performance Art and Media Experts to profile six entrepreneurial organizations built with sustainability at their core.

The campaign from Arrivals + Departures shows how the holidays are for special moments with loved ones, including pets.

The Toronto office of its in-house agency The Kitchen created “The World’s Driest Taste Taste.”

Campaign from Cossette features Santa, elves, carollers, and bakers all hurtling towards Christmas, hopefully fully boosted.

In what has become a tradition for the grocer, Sid Lee delivers another heartwarming story that revolves around food.

The goal of the campaign from Publicis is to educate Canadian consumers that their Visa credit card can also be used like a debit card.

Developed by LG2, every copy of “The 1.8-pound book” is designed to convey the fragility of a premature infant.