Kia’s cinematic ad with Billie Eilish takes the top spot, but the list is dominated by videos spotlighting Canadian culture.
The social management platform moves into brand-building mode to reach small businesses that are realizing the necessity of social media.
Ahead of its one year Canadian anniversary, the neighbourhood-focused social network uses a “wave” to exemplify its mission.
The Mobile Community enables brands to have conversations with shoppers through messaging app features (including video).
As events and product launches move online, brands are looking to social personalities to provide the audience.
Influencer marketing seems to be an area due for enforcement action, as are claims related to COVID-19.
This year’s top copywriter and art director on finding ideas that spark a fire.
This year’s campaign moves away from celebrity ambassadors in favour of groups that provide needed support and services.
Jon Hamm returns as a wannabe Canadian in the brand’s campaign to build credibility in the crowded meal delivery space.
A summer campaign promoting the zoo’s Wild Encounters exhibit makes the most of its budget by going to the core of its mission.
The third generation of the social media company’s wearable adds 3D and AR features in addition to being more fashion-forward.
The luxury brand creates a “choose your own adventure”-style experience that simulates taking a Q60 out on a test track.
The chain teamed up with the streaming service to turn its store into a Scoops Ahoy ice cream parlour from Stranger Things.
Up Cannabis, Doja and Figr spark up buzzy marketing as they fight it out in a highly competitive category.
The Toronto mall is the latest to drive foot traffic by capitalizing on younger shoppers’ desire to participate in a visual social culture.