– Upjohn Consumer Products has awarded its account to Grey Canada following a review that included Cossette Communication-Marketing and Ogilvy & Mather.

– Sharp Electronics of Canada has shifted its a-o-r account from Harrod & Mirlin to Griffin Bacal Volny of Toronto.

– The Quebec Ministries of International Affairs, Immigration and Cultural Communities has awarded its $1.2 million account to Marketel, Montreal.

– The Friends of Animals Society of New York has hired Lanyon Phillips Brink of Vancouver to create its 1995 anti-fur campaign.

– The Ray-Ban sunglasses division of Bausch & Lomb has chosen Scott Thornley & Co. of Toronto as its Canadian agency.

– Pirelli Canada, a Montreal-based tire manufacturer, has awarded its ad account to Young & Rubicam, Toronto and Saint-Jacques Vailee Young & Rubicam, Montreal.

– Nestle Canada has consolidated French media buying with Marketel of Montreal, an affiliate of one of its English-language agencies McCann-Erickson, effective June 5, replacing Auger Babeaux FCB.

– Fuji Photo Film Canada has awarded Doner Schur Peppler of Toronto its $5 million ad account, previously with now defunct Ian Roberts Ross Roy.