Brands

Creative from Venturepark imagines a dating show where people can fall in love with food that doesn’t make them feel sick.

Developed by John&Bill, the relaxation app’s first brand campaign shows a man whose day is ruined by his thoughts.

“ROM Immortal” is designed to shift perception of the museum to dynamic and relevant, from trusted and nostalgic.

The pop-up shop in Toronto’s weed-saturated Queen West neighbourhood is designed to drive buzz for the legacy cereal brand.

Every Grand Prix, Montreal’s Coalition for the fight against sexual exploitation gets calls from parents worried their daughters have been lured into the sex industry.

The film by Cossette shows a young man hoping to get a job, but unable to get through the door because he was convicted of cannabis possession.

Campaign from Here Be Monsters puts bold, red—and unexpected—product claims on typical menstrual product advertising.

Rather than just show the city’s tourist attractions, lg2 has locals sharing their own love stories of the city.

Working with Fuse Create, the hotel operator created a suite that will sit on the course during the RBC Canadian Open.

Campaign will see the brewer sponsor rec league teams with flashy new shirts, team names and, of course, post-game refreshments.

New campaign by Blackjet is targeting millennials with a simple brand message about convenience.

The campaign from Sid Lee is intended to raise awareness and money for the ongoing water crisis in Canada’s Indigenous communities.

Created by Zulu Alpha Kilo’s new Vancouver office, the “Feel Ama2ing” campaign uses catfishing stories to tout the milk’s gut-health credentials.