New creative

Art installations in Toronto and Montreal will highlight the company’s commitment to the environment.

The campaign from Chefs Plate’s in-house creative team and NFA “honours the hack” by presenting the meal-kit brand as a shortcut to home-cooked goodness.

The ad by Leo Burnett, the first for 1850 in Canada, shows how the coffee tastes so good it’s actually disruptive.

Delayed by the pandemic, the “Happy Places” campaign comes as more Canadians start to think about travelling again.

New work from Berners Bowie Lee ticks off many boxes on the bad ad checklist, as a way to stand out from all the good ads.

New work from Arrivals + Departures promotes the LTO’s combination of Mexican and Indian cuisines.

The new brand platform seeks to raise awareness of the YMCA as a charity with a wide range of services that help people reach their full potential.

Campaign by Blue Ant Plus uses big Mary Brown’s fans to explain how the food is prepared fresh.

To be clear, NationalSparks is different than NationalParks, though both celebrate getting back to nature.

Shoppers at Toronto’s milk-themed “Pick Me Ups” store pay for their items with a TikTok or Instagram post.

New campaign from Juniper Park\TBWA focuses on the daily hardship faced by cancer patients as a way of overcoming “compassion fatigue”.

Timed to coincide with World Suicide Prevention Day, the campaign shows how CAMH is making progress to treat mental illness today, but needs donations and support to do more.

The campaign from Edelman focuses on one of the pandemic’s key pain points for consumers and artists alike: The lack of live performance.

The new spot from Humanity shows the organization’s role in helping kids who have faced traumatic experiences.

John St. and No Frills worked with wonderMakr to create a video game controller made from real bananas.

New campaign from Union puts an emphasis on the knowledge, dedication and expertise of realtors.

The campaign from The Hive comes with the legalization of single-event wagering, expected to attract a wave of domestic and international players.

The campaign for the year-old Arterra brand draws its inspiration from the worlds of lifestyle and fashion branding.

If you like tourism partnerships and yacht rock, the “City Friends with Benefits” campaign from Bensimon Byrne is for you.

Creative from Ray Agency shows how milk and dairy can be an easy way to get a big boost.