Brands

Sports are back in a big way, and the brand has created sports fans’ dream home, where they can spend one week over-indulging.

Anthropomorphic cars singing “I feel pretty” demonstrate the simplicity of accident repairs with Belairdirect.

The ads which will run on specialty TV and focus on key themes like saving money and ease of preparation.

The campaign is meant to tackle the stigma of suicide and provide hope to those struggling with mental illness.

Fans are being invited to create content that shows their love for Reese products.

Last year’s campaign contributed to double-digit increases in both .ca registration and awareness.

In the Raptor’s third ASMR ad, he talks in oddly hushed tones about going camping.

The campaign is built around creative equating disposable feminine products with a lousy romantic partner.

The eight episodes will run across Toronto Life’s social channels as well as Stella’s YouTube channel.

New platform spotlights the stories kids create when inspired by their favourite snack.

Two installations in Vancouver and Calgary include 7-ft statues of the hip hop icon who is the inspiration for Cali Red.

Inspired by the “Netflix and chill” euphemism, the campaign includes a 49-minute credit reel—because credits aren’t meant to be read, they’re meant for sexy times.

New service launches in Montreal with an ad campaign, and Altitude plans to introduce next day delivery in Toronto this fall.

After hitting pause in the spring, Clover Leaf is launching its new line as a healthy, convenient lunch alternative for those on the go.

The data is grouped around four major sentiments during the pandemic: fear, confidence, joy and sadness.

New campaign from Juliet fits in with the discount grocer’s ‘We let our prices do the talking’ positioning.

Creative includes highly stylized shots of cannabis bud to deliver an “art and science” brand message.