Articles Tagged ‘cleansheet communications’
Why brands are scrambling to get ‘re-platformed’
The industry is seeing a benefit in moving away from instant gratification strategies in favour of more meaningful and effective platforms.
Ontario Cannabis Store wants you to stop buying from ‘your guy’
Now that stores are up and running in the province, the cannabis retailer’s first campaign shows how silly it is to still buy from the illicit market.
Up to the Minute: OKD acquires MJM Media
Plus, Cleansheet wins Cowbell Brewing, and Montreal’s 360 L’agence names a managing director.
Mobilizing Canadians
Using digital platforms to bring communities together for worthy causes.
Ogilvy, McCann lead Canada wins at the Effies
See the full list of winners and how local agencies placed in this year’s Effies Index.
Anomaly, Cleansheet stand tall at Clios Sports
Seven Canadian agencies took home hardware for their best sports-related work.
Leo wins Gold Cube at ADC Awards
Sid Lee, Lg2 and Giant Ant were also among the Canadian agencies that won at last night’s Creative Week gala.
Behind Canadian Tire’s (old) viral spot
The brand is the latest to benefit from its inclusive messaging, months after its Olympic platform initially launched.
Leo, Zulu, Rethink win big at Epica
Eight Canadian agencies combined for 20 awards at the show judged by members of the industry press.
Canadian Tire puts us on a pedestal
The retailer’s new Olympics campaign focuses on the country’s values and elevates the everyday Canadian.
TVO lauds the ‘wow’ moments
A new marketing campaign aims to make the broadcaster more of an educational partner.
A more relaxing route
Ontario’s Chi-Cheemaun ferry wants you to abandon the highway in favour of a more scenic journey.
A new drinking game for the agency world
One digital art director’s solution to too many card games.
Getting to real human truth
After going through 158 case studies, CASSIES convenor John Bradley weighs in on some key learnings.
CASSIES Silver: Canadian Tire celebrates unsung heroes
Aiming to connect athletes to people, Jonathan Toews and a cast of “everyday heroes” took centre stage in “Team Photo.”
