New creative

For the Alberta Beverage Container Recycling Corporation, Venturepark set up an installation patterned after The Price is Right’s Plinko game.

Creative campaign by Angry Butterfly reminds consumers that dairy farmers have always cared about the environment, but will be even better in the future.

The “130 for 1” campaign from Tam-Tam\TBWA is designed to enlist more Black blood donors to better treat sickle cell anemia.

Vegan footwear brand Thesus puts a pair of its best-selling Weekend Boots on the menu of two Toronto restaurants.

The campaign represents the QSR’s largest marketing effort in more than five years, with a media buy aimed at reaching more than 90% of the population.

The Recipe Unlimited owned fry chain is rewarding loyalty plan members, while hoping to draw NFT fans to the brand.

Campaign from lg2 urges the province’s construction workers to practice safety on the job site.

To make a point about how shopping local means no supply chain problems, the campaign includes a cheeky “I-Kijiji-A” catalogue that looks a lot like one from IKEA.

New campaign from Ogilvy Canada congratulates those who are authentically themselves.

New campaign from Juniper Park\TBWA strikes a distinctly optimistic tone for a Covid-free summer, where people can again spend on the good times they missed.

Campaign from lg2 delivers personalized messages to nearly 60 companies to promote its software suite.

The campaign from Groundzero comes as the Toronto organization embarks on a major fundraising drive.

The campaign from Mischief @ No Fixed Address plays off the beer brand’s ability to enhance the “unofficial” moments of the season.

The new work from Huge features dioramas in which miniature homes and cars have been damaged by everyday items like pine cones, fans and, um, slushees?

The launch campaign from BHLA strikes a hopeful tone in the typically heavy topic of sustainability.

NFA’s “The Unwanted Film Festival” is intended to put pressure on global tech giants to stop the online proliferation of child sexual abuse material.

Heinz Ketchup is celebrating its role in brokering a solution with a new campaign from Rethink.

The campaign humorously juxtaposes an easy way to get $350 with far more outlandish ideas.