Articles Tagged ‘public’
2020 Agency Holiday Cards: Part Three
A big batch of holiday wishes includes retro informercials and giving 2020 the send-off it deserves.
Check it out: Public sticks Tom Hanks outside the LCBO
Who’s better at convincing renegades to keep a distance than Hollywood’s favourite neighbour?
How anti-black racism impacts mental health
The City of Toronto’s new campaign by Public promotes the declaration of the first Black Mental Health Day.
Public hires new chief creative officer
Guy Barnett will lead creative for the social impact agency from its growing New York office.
Public makes additions across departments
The social good agency grows with a focus on diverse backgrounds and skillsets.
Public expands its ranks
A lead for its U.S. business are among numerous hires the social impact agency has made in recent months.
Public adds eight
The social impact-focused agency has made several hires across departments, including a new CD and client director.
Check it out: A Toronto non-profit rattles residents
A new campaign prompts people who think homelessness is an inconvenience to rethink their opinion.
Advocacy group calls out McDonald’s over nuts
A full-page ad and petition campaign from Food Allergy Canada aims to get the QSR to rethink changes to its allergen policy.
ICA calls for boycott of Toronto Zoo RFP
Canada’s ad agency association says the non-profit’s search is unfair, but the Zoo says it was caught off-guard.
Up to the Minute: Public grows its leadership team
Plus: The One Show’s Canadian judges, new branded content from Ubisoft and more news you may have missed.
Up to the Minute: New faces at Public
Plus: ADC Young Guns gets a revamp, a new PR firm for Nintendo and more news you may have missed.
Human trafficking’s Canadian connection
The Joy Smith Foundation’s first public campaign shows that the practice is closer to home than many might think.
Take a couple minutes for diabetes
Think you’re too busy to test your risk? The Canadian Diabetes Association calls you out.
Can cereal get its groove back?
As consumers stray to other options, can changing perceptions and new strategies revamp a stale cereal category?
