Creative
It’s time to come clean
As awards season gets into full swing, Edelman Canada CCO Andrew Simon explains why the relationship with “bright shiny objects” needs to change.
Walmart hits 25 years in Canada
There were skeptics when the chain first crossed the border, but it has held its own by stressing Canadian character and a customer-first mantra.
Social Engagements: Making Insta-worthy creative
The managing director of Facebook and Instagram Canada on how small budgets can make ‘mobile-first’ content work.
Social Engagements: How Snapchat creates connections with AR
The company’s global head of creative strategy chats about why the tech is useful in reaching young Canadians.
McDonald’s Canada spices up classic McChicken sandwiches
How the QSR built buzz, and heat, with its recent #SpiceFace campaign.
MOY 2019: Anne-Marie LaBerge takes BRP on a ride
The marketer is transforming the recreational vehicle company from product-driven to experience-led.
MOY 2019: Sharon MacLeod builds bridges to the next generation of men
How our first Marketer of the Year is applying “Real Beauty” lessons to the Dove Men+Care line.
Marketing in the Age of Anxiety
How a bevy of brands are jumping on the wellness trend to help people chill out and live their best lives.
2018 Brands of the Year: RBC banks on the next generation
Canada’s largest bank has been deepening its CSR, innovation and community ties.
Chew on this: Tic Tac launches gum in Canada
The iconic mint brand is debuting its new SKU this weekend with an interactive installation made of gum.
Lululemon strikes a party pose
The company celebrates 20 years by ‘evolving’ its shopping bags, launching a capsule collection and hosting birthday parties.
RYU expands its universe
The CEO of Respect Your Universe talks about growing his Canadian upstart into a competitive global force in the athletic-wear category.
Do you suffer from ‘screenesthesia’?
Brainsights’ Kevin Keane explains what happens when you ignore the context in which your content appears.
Tourisme Montreal goes for the young at heart
The new “Never Grow Up” platform has set its sights on showing the city’s personality to tourists around the globe.
Toronto’s new joint creative and media agency
Deep Relevance’s co-founders say they are addressing a need for greater integration between two sides of the business.
