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Toronto vs. nobody
Havas takes a more inclusive view with this riff on the popular “vs.” t-shirts.
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Wax offers up awards over AI
The agency is targeting pissed off Publicis workers for a “One-Year Break” in Calgary.
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Finding the you inside
Gender Creative Kids Canada and Lg2 create a toy that helps trans kids navigate their gender identity.
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Sweet, sweet packaging
123w helps Temper Chocolate & Pastry make its packaging as beautiful as its treats.
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Calling all designers
There’s a new category in Strategy’s Agency of the Year competition, with intent to submit due May 15.
Top Canadian Ad Ideas»
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Cappuccino, with a side of commentaryMcCafe serves up some DVD nostalgia ahead of TIFF.
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We’re all a little differentTD plays spot the difference in a new spot celebrating people’s (and its own) idiosyncrasies.
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Via Rail takes on rush hourThe brand targets commuters with another reason to change their habits.
Krud Kutter’s campaign is an ode to “men who treat women like ladies and mildew like scum.”
Sport Chek welcomes back crisp daybreaks and early ice times for the Class of 2018 (and 2028).
Get out of a sticky situation in a jiffy, thanks to Visa and Air Canada’s new speedy payment system.
Top Global Ad Work»
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Nufferton offers pyjamas for dreamingThe Swedish brand makes a music video about jilted lovers and sleepwalkers.
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Free hoodies (if you can scale this cliff)Clothing brand 37.5 Technology hosted “the world’s most remote pop-up shop.”
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Time for your burger ultrasoundWhat to expect when you’re expecting a mystery Burger King meal.
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The luckiest bags of chipsTostitos invites NFL fans to share their team’s pre-game superstitions.
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Super Nintendo is back with a classic trailerThe brand goes retro to promote the re-release of its beloved console.
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These walls are meant for climbingThe North Face is using its walls to do the opposite of what Trump is hoping to do with his.
Random Cool»
This is what you get when artificial intelligence pens romance novels.
Two former ad guys left the biz to create an app that’s like a scrapbook for babies.
A Beijing hotel has transformed its second floor into a communal sleeping space with tent-like structures inspired by music festivals.
A connected game console for doggies disproves the theory that Fluffy is colourblind.
Symphony in the Barn will have classical musicians performing alongside cows.
