Articles Tagged ‘john st’
Cannes Lions 2021: Two Canadian teams win Young Lions Bronze
Entrants from John St., Cossette and Coca-Cola won for ideas to support youth leaders.
Boston Pizza offers a refresher on how to eat on patios
With more outdoor dining locations than its competition, the restaurant chain fast-tracked a campaign to capitalize on Ontario’s sudden reopening.
KFC fires another salvo in the ‘chicken sandwich wars’
The QSR leans into the competitive spirit as sandwiches become a platform for innovations that are keeping sales strong.
How agencies are rethinking the office
From WeWork offices and hybrid models to whole networks being under one roof, talent will be returning to spaces that are meaningfully different from what they left.
Loblaws shows how food lovers have adapted to the pandemic
The grocer’s latest “Food Lovers Unite” campaign uses the platform’s core insight to bring joy back to the tedium of lockdowns.
Kruger picks Broken Heart Love Affair as new agency
As it continues to invest in its brands, the paper company wants to do more creative work that drives business results.
Scotties brings the joy of curling to new communities
For the 40th Tournament of Hearts, Kruger made a TV spot about trying the sport so it could speak to a broader audience.
2020 MOY: No mess too big for Susan Irving
To survive the pandemic, Kruger’s CMO turned CPG tropes on their head.
Most-read of 2020: Brands
Turning “Haulers” into heroes and bringing competitors together were some of the most popular stories from Canada’s marketers.
Boston Pizza answers real demand with a fake cryogenics program
The restaurant is trying to rally more take-out sales and keep up momentum for a promotion that taps its customers’ nostalgia.
Most-read of 2020: Agencies
The most popular stories out of Canada’s shops included big assignments, major launches, pandemic survival strategies and racism in the industry.
John St. names Cher Campbell CCO as Angus Tucker steps away
The agency co-founder is shifting his focus to Theo, WPP’s dedicated Rogers unit.
No Frills turns “haulers” into deal-hunting heroes
The grocer takes celebrating deal-hunters to a new level to keep brand loyalty up in a year of retail disruption.
DoorDash tries to get its place in Canada’s ‘flavourhoods’
The food delivery app’s first Canadian campaign puts the focus on the restaurants and communities it serves to drive awareness.
Mo Bofill joins 123w to establish a Toronto office
The Vancouver agency’s new partner will help it expand its design-led approach.
