Last night Canadians won seven design awards at the One Show in New York.

Toronto-based Leo Burnett grabbed the only Canadian Gold for the evening for its work with Elections Ontario in creating promotional material encouraging people to vote. It also took home a Silver for its work with Raising the Roof, and a Bronze for the workspace design of its own desk creation.

Montreal-based Paprika won Silver for its pamphlet for Mission Design, a non-profit organization representing Quebec designers, and a Bronze for an installation for the SDC du village, Montreal’s gay village. Montreal’s Bleublancrouge won a Silver for its “burnt fast food” work for Golds Gym and Vancouver’s Rethink won Bronze for posters that appeared to be leaking oil for Dogwood Initiative.

For a complete listing of winners, visit OneClub.org.