

Developed by John&Bill, the relaxation app’s first brand campaign shows a man whose day is ruined by his thoughts.
Read moreFive street art installations were inspired by the question: “How do you let your flavour speak for itself?”
Read moreThe new ad evolves the “Did Somebody Say” campaign developed for parent company Just Eat.
Read moreNetflix’s advertising business is starting to come into view, and it could be a game-changer.
Read moreMedia Experts’ new VP of investments on her love of Succession, “Gronk,” and how her job satisfies her childhood dream of becoming a lawyer.
Read more“ROM Immortal” is designed to shift perception of the museum to dynamic and relevant, from trusted and nostalgic.
Read moreThe pop-up shop in Toronto’s weed-saturated Queen West neighbourhood is designed to drive buzz for the legacy cereal brand.
Read moreThe Newfoundland Distillery Company campaign by Ray Agency is meant to get drinkers in the province to try something more than a rum and coke.
Read moreEvery Grand Prix, Montreal’s Coalition for the fight against sexual exploitation gets calls from parents worried their daughters have been lured into the sex industry.
Read moreThe new offerings include a DEI learning hub, and support programs for new Canadians and international students hoping to find work in Canada.
Read moreCampaign from Here Be Monsters puts bold, red—and unexpected—product claims on typical menstrual product advertising.
Read moreShoppers at Empire stores such as Sobeys and Safeway will be transitioned from Air Miles to Scene+ by early 2023.
Read moreRather than just show the city’s tourist attractions, lg2 has locals sharing their own love stories of the city.
Read moreWorking with Fuse Create, the hotel operator created a suite that will sit on the course during the RBC Canadian Open.
Read moreBy joining with the ACA and the actors’ union, A2C will join negotiations to “modernize the NCA” over the next year.
Read moreSome of the marketing and advertising stories from around the world that caught our eye and were shared in our Monday newsletter.
Read moreThe new Fuse CD on her favourite book, least favourite Wes Anderson movie, and a really difficult portrait of John Lennon.
Read moreThe awkward use of a misunderstood Britishism made Craig Redmond go a little nuts this week.
Read moreThe announcement means the end of the DDB name in Vancouver after more than 20 years.
Read moreCampaign will see the brewer sponsor rec league teams with flashy new shirts, team names and, of course, post-game refreshments.
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