Articles Tagged ‘Cannes Lions’
Cannes roundup: breaking records and doing good
The latest awards tally, plus interviews with jury members and how advertising is being used to affect change.
The Product Design Grand Prix’s Canadian connection
A product that adds iron to food comes from a Canadian company, and got its start at the University of Guelph.
Two Bronze for Canada in Design
Also: Canada’s juror, Wax’s Monique Gamache, on the campaign she wish had won a Lion.
Cannes roundup: A Grand Prix and a Young Lions win
Check out the latest awards tally to find out where we stand at the festival.
Leo Burnett wins a Glass Lion #LikeAGirl
The Grand Prix went to another feminine hygiene campaign, Whisper Sanitary Napkins in Mumbai, India (pictured).
#LikeAGirl wins PR Grand Prix
The campaign, with PR out of the U.S., also picked up a Gold, while Grey Canada picks up another Gold for “Groceries not guns.”
Canada takes three more Lions (out of) home
Leo Burnett, Lg2 and Brad collect Silver and Bronze hardware for creative featuring beers, balls and blocks.
Cannes roundup: Canada wins 11 Lions so far
Our country starts strong, with three Golds, five Silvers and three Bronzes, plus check out today’s shortlists.
Why no love for Canada in Mobile?
Canadian juror Steve Savic on Canada’s shutout in the category at Cannes, and advice for next year.
Canada wins two Golds in Promo & Activation
Leo Burnett’s “#LikeAGirl” takes a Gold and Bronze at Cannes, while Grey wins Gold for “Groceries Not Guns.”
Record number of entries to Cannes, again
Canada remains in the top ten for number of entries despite a slight drop from 2014.
Let the PR Lion roar
Veritas’ Krista Webster on why the public relations industry needs to step up and get in the Cannes Lions game.
Yes we Cannes: Leaders of the pack
We conclude our look at this year’s Lion contenders with a pair that stood out among all the rest.
Yes we Cannes: Fighting the good fight
The industry weighs in on some cause work that has a good chance of bringing home a Lion this year.
Yes we Cannes: Take me (out of) home
Our look at the Canadian contenders for a Lion this year continues with some outside-the-box OOH.
