Branding
BGC Canada sheds genders in name of inclusivity
The former Boys and Girls Club rebranded to reflect its inclusive mission without losing 120 years of brand equity.
Athletics Canada rebrands to inspire all of its athletes
A new look aims to bring a youthful and edgy feel that a big group of multidisciplinary competitors can feel proud about.
Telus makes a social promise about the future
A new platform aims to better reflect the company’s investments outside of telecommunications and purpose-driven work.
Canada Games Council wants to spark greatness
A rebrand is meant to inspire more than just the athletes and includes the organization’s first-ever ecommerce play.
The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation simplifies the donor journey
A new digital presence aims to make the path to contribution more straightforward.
Kruger brings its messy, human message to its multicultural strategy
The CPG adapts “Unapologetically Human” into three languages with new edits and original music.
Tourism Prince George merges wildlife with nightlife
A rebranding focuses on showing people in B.C. the kinds of urban activities that can complement outdoor adventures.
TVA’s rebrand is all about understanding Quebec
The broadcaster finds its role in a disrupted media landscape and helps its new streaming service stand out from the global crowd.
Sobeys launches its largest-ever private label campaign for Compliments
The company is pulling out all the stops to support a key pillar of its new transformation plan.
Canada Life embraces financial individuality in first mass campaign
The insurance and investment co is building awareness for its newly combined brand by promising not to take a one-size-fits-all approach.
Nextdoor says hello to new brand identity
Ahead of its one year Canadian anniversary, the neighbourhood-focused social network uses a “wave” to exemplify its mission.
TIFF calls on fans to continue film fest rituals
Despite many changes this year, the festival wants to show that it is maintaining its role in culture and the film industry.
Collective Arts turns cans into canvases for social issues
The brewery is putting every single one of its 55 SKUs in the hands of artists of colour and advocates for social justice.
Check it out: SkipTheDishes rebrands
The food delivery app changes its branding colours to better align itself with parent co. Just Eat Takeaway.
Nutrl founder says “Yes Guy” to a different kind of hard iced tea
Paul Meehan believes the pendulum is swinging back from no-sugar or high-sugar drinks to something that meets consumers in the middle.
