Both Walmart and Hyundai moved quickly to distance themselves from celebrities who spoke out about Covid vaccines.
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Both Walmart and Hyundai moved quickly to distance themselves from celebrities who spoke out about Covid vaccines.
Read moreThe new ‘national consortium’ is being supported by more than 200 of Canada’s biggest brands.
Read moreHarvey’s is giving away free burgers at pop-up vaccination clinics around the GTA through July.
Read moreWith many struggling to cope with the pandemic, nabs introduced mental health first aid certification training in November.
Read more#TogetherAgain includes outreach and an information-rich website containing answers to questions about vaccines.
Read more“Pushing Forward Through Uncertainty” is based on interviews with more than 200 C-suite marketing and media leaders.
Read moreTogetherall is described as a peer-to-peer mental health community where users can talk openly and anonymously with others dealing with similar mental health challenges.
Read moreA year into the pandemic, three creatives produced a new video to spread kindness, empathy and hope.
Read moreCreative agency Mixtape is selling merchandise that illustrates six common—but relatively minor—problems many have experienced during the COVID crisis.
Read moreSocial posts juxtapose a soft floral background with the sharp simple headline: ‘Don’t kill your grandmother.’
Read moreCampaign was created to target 18 to 40s who are ignoring the many warnings about social distancing and attending social gatherings.
Read moreAvailable on streaming services, ‘Claps that Count’ is a fundraiser for hard-working nurses.
Read moreMark’s and agency partner Taxi Toronto developed a set of masks that perfectly capture the feeling of 2020.
Read moreA stunt and ad campaign reminds residents to shop local as much as possible during COVID lockdown to help businesses survive the pandemic.
Read moreThe typically singular nabs Month has been expanded to October, November and December this year with a series of virtual events.
Read moreWhile most advertising businesses were hurt by the crisis, some say they’re in better shape than before, and others are back on ‘upward trajectory’
Read moreTwo iconic Canadian TV ads get a rewrite for the campaign to save Advertising & Design Club of Canada.
Read moreIt started as a thank you to frontline workers, but #CanadaTogether became a celebration of a nation.
Read moreProduction company Makers creates colouring kits to celebrate COVID frontline workers.
Read moreCommercial director Jesse Hunt shot “Meet me at the stairs” to show how he and his wife are coping with COVID.
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