Articles Tagged ‘Anomaly Toronto’
Cannes 2017: Canada gets 20 more shortlist mentions
Leo Burnett, Rethink and others got their first nods of the festival on the Cyber, Promo, PR and Outdoor shortlists.
Anomaly, Cleansheet stand tall at Clios Sports
Seven Canadian agencies took home hardware for their best sports-related work.
BRP consolidates with Anomaly
The agency will handle global work for iconic off-road brands including Ski-Doo, Sea-Doo and Can-Am.
Anomaly partners with Montreal’s Mith Media
The agency strengthens its connection to Quebec and adds digital media and influencer expertise to its talent pool.
Budweiser’s new approach to owning goals
The beer brand aligns with a global sports strategy while maintaining its local positioning around hockey.
Anomaly’s Franke Rodriguez to lead NYC office
The Toronto CEO will take the reins at the shop’s head office in January.
Anomaly makes a pair of senior hires
A new head of production and a director of talent and culture join the agency’s Toronto office.
Anomaly adds two to leadership team
Founding staff Candace Borland and Dion Aralihalli are named managing directors of the agency’s Toronto office.
UFC picks Anomaly Toronto
The agency is leading a campaign promoting the UFC 205 pay-per-view event at New York’s Madison Square Garden.
Cannes 2016: Canada gets 20 more shortlist noms
The country gets nods in Creative Effectiveness, Creative Data, Cyber and Media.
Canadian ads we’ll see during the Super Bowl
A look at the commercials, new and old, that millions of us will see during the game on Sunday.
Budweiser lights up the hockey world
A giant Goal Light is the latest bold execution the brand will launch during the Super Bowl.
Check it out: Major speed in a Mini package
Mini attempts to prove the speed of its new performance model with a display at Yonge-Dundas Square.
MLSE wins big at Clio Sports
The company, which works with Sid Lee, had the most wins for Canada, with additional trophies going to Rethink, Anomaly, TBWA and Sid Lee.
Canada takes eight spots on Warc 100 list
The Ontario government’s “Quit the Denial” campaign was among the Canadian creative to stand out for its effectiveness.
