New creative

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.

Canadians are returning to patios, but with some uncertainty. Boston Pizza is here to help.

The short film shows a man and a woman trapped like they have no way out, but in very different ways.

Creative by Camp Jefferson features Canadian medal hopefuls and three community heroes who share the values of resilience and determination.

As part of a Father’s Day promotion, it’s giving away 20 of the shirts via Instagram.

Campaign will include human sculptures in Vancouver, Toronto and Quebec City, created from plastic scavenged from Canadian shorelines.

The awareness campaign for Tiptap Foundation is aimed at raising $500,000 for A Better Tent City.

Campaign by Berners Bowie Lee reminds Torontonians that the small businesses that breathe life into local neighbourhoods need their support now.

New campaign from One Twenty Three West focuses on the benefits of slowing down and enjoying the moment.

The work from Union focuses on the challenges and the camaraderie the sport provides.

The campaign from Anomaly references the smudge of chocolate and peanut butter that can occasionally stick to the wrapper.

The new Molson Canadian Stanley Cup Batch contains beer that has passed through hockey’s most iconic trophy.

Through its new partnership with the Canadian tennis star, the retailer looks to shift its marketing approach.

New work for the “We Belong to Something Beautiful” platform tells the stories of strong, proud Indigenous women.