Clover Leaf picks Giants & Gentlemen as AOR
The agency will lead a new campaign for the seafood brand, with aims on energizing the category for today’s consumers.
Benjamin Moore wants you to give your walls some love
With a recent rise in DIY renovations, the paint brand pivots its new platform from contractors to homeowners.
Goldfish imagines itself as the snack for childhood creativity
The Campbell’s brand launches a new platform to have a more purposeful place in families’ lives, in addition to their pantries.
Corner Office Shifts: Sami Siddiqui gets new role at RBI
Plus, Aurora Cannabis bumps newly named CCO to top executive role, and Save-On-Foods makes several leadership changes.
View from the C-Suite: What’s a beauty brand to do in a touchless world?
The marketer at Quebec-based Marcelle spills the beans on how it’s adapting to a category replete with competitors and anxious shoppers.
Canadian CEOs more confident in company growth than global execs
The pandemic has had less of an impact on CEO confidence in Canada, finds KPMG.
Knix breaks up with disposable hygiene products
The brand embraces destigmatizing periods and the environmental benefits of dumping tampons and pads.
Why Moxie’s wanted its own online ordering platform
With X-Dine, the restaurant chain is hoping to learn more about its customers by nurturing a direct relationship.
Strategy and BANFF create marketing incubator for women in media
Marketers and ad execs can lend expertise to The BANFF Spark Marketing Accelerator.
Getting a pulse on cereal and milk buyers
IMI finds consumers in both categories currently skew older, but are expected to swing younger in the future.
Up to the Minute: Who made the first Idea shortlist?
Plus, Rodeo acquires BLVD to unify production offerings, Marwick expands to U.K. and Effies Canada reveals 2020 finalists.
Oikos repositions to show foodies its versatility
Danone aims to grow its leadership in Greek yogurt by pushing into meals outside of breakfast and snacking.
Telus hit with Ad Standards complaint over price claims
The industry watchdog found an ad about the “myth” of high Canadian wireless prices could mislead consumers.
