Branding
Can a family name take on Cineplex?
How Quebec-based Guzzo Cinemas plans to expand in the west with its large scale entertainment complexes.
2019 MOY: Clinton Braganza is Scotiabank’s miracle maker
This year’s top Marketer of the Year keeps things loose as the bank makes good on a massive sports investment.
Tribute: Danone’s purpose-driven ethos
As the CPG co. celebrates a century in what has become a very competitive category, it is once again reinventing the formula.
Meet the 2019 Brands of the Year
From StrategyDaily: Dig into features on what makes Loblaw, MEC, Ecobee, Ritual, OVO and Frank And Oak each a BOY.
The New Establishment: Fostering inclusion at Telus
How this year’s Brand winner Danica Nelson is driving results and diversity at the telco.
2019 Brand of the Year: Frank And Oak goes greener
The Montreal-based brand has planted seeds of sustainability as a way to grow in a competitive retail landscape.
2019 Brand of the Year: MEC climbs to new heights
The retailer is modernizing by celebrating diversity, expanding its offerings and upping its experiential game.
2019 Brand of the Year: Ritual scales and shifts gears
How the company is investing in its future by building products that go beyond the meal ordering app.
2019 Brand of the Year: OVO started from the bottom…
Now October’s Very Own is creating hype at a level Canadian brands rarely see.
2019 Brand of the Year: Ecobee brings purpose to smart thermostats
The start-up won customers over through its approach to social impact and data.
2019 Brand of the Year: Loblaw zeroes in on shoppers
How Canada’s largest retailer is building its entire business and portfolio of brands around the customer.
Advertising Week 2019: MasterCard’s take on ‘Marketing 5.0′
How the brand’s CMO has been building a multi-sensory strategy for the future.
Toronto Public Library looks beyond books in rebrand
A new look gives the city’s library system flexibility to promote the wide range of services it offers.
Mother Raw plants seeds for growth on heels of rebrand
The company is taking on established salad dressing and ketchup brands that have long dominated Canadian grocery aisles.
SheaMoisture encourages women of colour to ‘Be Your Beautiful’
The Unilever hair and skincare brand spoke to an underserved market with events in the lead-up to the Toronto Carribean Carnival.
