Brands

Campaign by John St. includes TV and a 72-page manual to remind people of the basic rules and norms for eating on a patio

Campaign from One Twenty Three West features a motorist and a cyclist engaged in therapy in an attempt to resolve their differences.

Slipcovers are inspired by the colours of the various Pride flags and the lived experiences of the people the flags represent.

A minute long ad by Rethink shows an older man getting vaccinated and planning a trip, with a heartwarming twist.

Campaign from longtime partner lg2 looks to reduce Quebec drownings, which skyrocketed in 2020.

McDonald’s Canada creates a five-minute ASMR ad to promote its new LTO.

The campaign attempts to position Truss as an option for adult beverages among Canadians of legal age.

Human Rights Foundation and Taxi moved quickly to redirect some of attention going to Gap and Kanye West to the problem of forced labour camps in China.

New campaign isn’t about trends, but “recognizing and embracing something imperative: That representation matters.”

With Budweiser BBQ Insurance, the beer brand wants to protect a beloved summer ritual that Canadians are especially hungry for this year.

The blueprint for the turban material is open-sourced, enabling people around the world to create their own version.

The company worked with Toronto’s HeydSaffer to turn the playoff-themed spot around in just over three weeks.

The campaign by Broken Heart Love Affair features a creepy robot travel advisor who uses data analysis to find the perfect destination for customers.

With the annual Pride Parade cancelled for a second straight year, the beer brand hosted a coming out parade for one member of the LGBTQ+ community.

The beer brand is giving away five “Miller Lite Relief Catcher” gloves via an online contest.