Campaign from lg2 delivers personalized messages to nearly 60 companies to promote its software suite.
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Campaign from lg2 delivers personalized messages to nearly 60 companies to promote its software suite.
Read moreThe campaign from Groundzero comes as the Toronto organization embarks on a major fundraising drive.
Read moreJust 22% of survey respondents indicated that their company is “well-diversified”—a 1% decline from last year.
Read moreThe brand is giving away ketchup-flavoured “Frenchsicles” in Vancouver, Toronto and the tomato capital of Canada, Leamington.
Read moreThe campaign from Mischief @ No Fixed Address plays off the beer brand’s ability to enhance the “unofficial” moments of the season.
Read moreAt the Festival’s second awards show of the week, Silver Lions went to Rethink, Performance Art Toronto, and Jam3.
Read moreThe new work from Huge features dioramas in which miniature homes and cars have been damaged by everyday items like pine cones, fans and, um, slushees?
Read moreSome of the marketing and advertising stories from around the world that caught our eye and were shared in our Monday newsletter.
Read moreThe launch campaign from BHLA strikes a hopeful tone in the typically heavy topic of sustainability.
Read moreIt started as a unique client gift, but G&G’s Old Tom gin is now being sold in Toronto LCBO stores.
Read moreNFA’s “The Unwanted Film Festival” is intended to put pressure on global tech giants to stop the online proliferation of child sexual abuse material.
Read moreHeinz Ketchup is celebrating its role in brokering a solution with a new campaign from Rethink.
Read moreThe campaign humorously juxtaposes an easy way to get $350 with far more outlandish ideas.
Read moreTapped to lead creative and strategy, lg2 will be tasked with growing the business across Canada.
Read moreThe health professionals say Canada should take the same approach it adopted for tobacco advertising.
Read moreCreative from Venturepark imagines a dating show where people can fall in love with food that doesn’t make them feel sick.
Read moreNo matter how good the new advertising is, Craig Redmond won’t be buying Liquid Death anytime soon.
Read moreDeveloped by John&Bill, the relaxation app’s first brand campaign shows a man whose day is ruined by his thoughts.
Read more“ROM Immortal” is designed to shift perception of the museum to dynamic and relevant, from trusted and nostalgic.
Read moreThe pop-up shop in Toronto’s weed-saturated Queen West neighbourhood is designed to drive buzz for the legacy cereal brand.
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