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Elite 8

Below are the pairings for games 9-12, which make up the elite 8 of the 2025 Canada Campaign Cup.

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GAME 9

Sick to Siiiick

Tylenol Canada and OneMethod

Canadian DJ duo Loud Luxury made this track using sounds from common cold and flu symptoms, to show Tylenol Complete can help you go from "sick" to feeling "siiiick.” 

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We Get Groceries, So You Don’t Have To

DoorDash Canada and Hard Work Club

A trio of humorous 15-second spots that position the delivery app’s grocery service as so convenient, it’s actually a nuisance for those who rely on “going out for groceries” as an excuse to escape uncomfortable situations.

  

 

GAME 10

F*** Off Open-Net Pen Salmon Farms

Pacific Wild and Maximum Effort

A hilariously profane message from none other than Capt. Kirk, calling out the federal government for extending the licenses of salmon farms operating off the BC coast for another five years.

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My Friend Max Hate

White Ribbon and Bensimon Byrne

This short film shows how online figures in the manosphere groom individuals with seemingly harmless advice that spirals into aggressive, misogynistic rhetoric.

 

GAME 11

Find Your Swagger

Parkinson Canada and Broken Heart Love Affair

An unconventional approach to non-profit advertising that gleefully eschewed the tropes found in awareness campaigns about serious diseases, by showing a person who’s really living with Parkinson’s.

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Trojan Duet's Good Vibrations

Trojan and Forsman & Bodenfors

Trojan and Forsman & Bodenfors turned a transit shelter into a tactile demonstration of the two vibrating heads of a new Trojan sex toy.

 

GAME 12

Magic Duos

Coca-Cola and VML

The cola giant used letters from its distinctive wordmark to fill in the missing letters on food staples like lasagna and fish tacos, underscoring how it goes great with any food.

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Screaming Pain

Delivra Health Brands and Good & Ready

Many people describe chronic pain  as “a background noise they cannot switch off.” This spot is a literal depiction of the screaming pain a woman feels in her knee.