Brands

John St. and No Frills worked with wonderMakr to create a video game controller made from real bananas.

New campaign from Union puts an emphasis on the knowledge, dedication and expertise of realtors.

The campaign from The Hive comes with the legalization of single-event wagering, expected to attract a wave of domestic and international players.

The campaign for the year-old Arterra brand draws its inspiration from the worlds of lifestyle and fashion branding.

If you like tourism partnerships and yacht rock, the “City Friends with Benefits” campaign from Bensimon Byrne is for you.

Creative from Ray Agency shows how milk and dairy can be an easy way to get a big boost.

To show the extraordinary growing capabilities of the Big Yellow Bag, the Calgary agency placed them at the base of fully grown trees throughout the city.

The new work from BBDO includes 3D printable pieces to make any Lego set more inclusive. It follows an ad campaign launched last month.

New work from Theo shows a viewer navigating a literal maze of entertainment options, before being presented with a solution: Ignite Entertainment.

New work from Cossette includes a spot featuring Canadian wheelchair rugby star Zak “The Kid” Madell.

The company’s new brand platform “Let’s find out” poses some important back-to-school questions.

New work from Giants & Gentlemen continues the creative theme of the power of customization going to customers’ heads.

The ad from Union thanks teachers for showing us how—with the help of technology—they kept teaching no matter the circumstances.

Campaign from Broken Heart Love Affair seeks to make an emotional connection with millennial parents and Gen Z consumers around solving the planet’s biggest problems.

Creative by FCB shows how well-known Canadian influencers use The Bay to express their personal style.

The campaign urges Torontonians to look at the city, its attractions and restaurants through new eyes.