New creative

Original campaign had to be refocused on the fly from outdoor to digital, as social distancing meant fewer people on the streets.

Creative juxtaposes minor medical problems with common frustrations about waiting to see a doctor.

Short docs are intended to remind Canadians to support storytellers in this country—even if Netflix is really great.

Campaign by BBDO, built around the tagline ‘Live a Colouful Life,’ taps into modern yearning for a more human connection.

New ads are an ode to the golden age of movie musicals, with dancing (and crashing) in the street.

An ad shows the many ways women are still shut out of discussions about money and finances.

A street team handed out specially labels bottles in downtown Toronto to stop the spread of anti-Chinese racism.

The campaign from Sid Lee features people providing complicated answers to tax-related questions.

New campaign from The&Partnership features testimonials about how Manulife helped clients at key times.

Out of home creative uses cardboard signs to deliver a poignant reminder that homeless kids have dreams too.

Campaign resurrects one of the Philly brand’s best known marketing assets for a new generation.

New campaign is inspired by famous Barenaked Ladies lyric in ‘If I had $1,000,000.’

Campaign from Juniper Park\TBWA shows Nissan’s technology bringing people together.

New work comes as the more than 71-year-old brand looks to recast itself as a ‘fan-based entertainment company.’

New work from Leo Burnett likens the provincial transit agency to those awkward teenage years.

The message is that edibles can seem innocent, but can cause real problems if you’re unprepared for their effects.

Campaign from Taxi presents young girls as shoppable items on Instagram and Snapchat. Social is a leading recruitment channel.

Creative blends visuals of hockey players and CCM employees, both striving to be better all the time.