Visa leans into football fandom with World Cup platform and Jason Sudeikis
The “Tap In” platform comes to Canada, tying every FIFA World Cup 2026 goal to prizes, creator content and community impact.
The “Tap In” platform comes to Canada, tying every FIFA World Cup 2026 goal to prizes, creator content and community impact.
The live in-arena score display of the women’s game quickly spread to Reddit.
The experiential activation for ExploreNB gives passersby a taste of New Brunswick in the heart of Toronto.
“Realtors Explain” uses short-form video to help first-time buyers understand the home-buying process, extending its “Together, we’ll make home happen” platform.
“Take Back What’s Yours” reframes empty alcohol containers as lost cash, reminding Ontarians they can reclaim money on returned bottles or cans.
The latest trends, creator moves and platform updates marketers need to know.
Head of social Darcy MacNeil discusses how the brand is reshaping its creator strategy around social listening, cultural relevance and long-term partnerships.
Canadians are more cautious when it comes to receiving direct messages from brands, with intent becoming critical to success in private messaging environments.
The grocery-store-inspired global pop-up used exaggerated luxury-style branding on everyday items to spotlight how pricing and marketing language shape perceived value in the beauty industry.
Campaign by Publicis features all three of Rogers’ services—wireless, internet and entertainment—for the first time.
“Hope is Radical,” challenges crisis fatigue by redefining hope as active, sustained resistance rather than optimism.
The partnership will give creators and players expanded access, behind-the-scenes storytelling and immersive fan activations as Canada prepares to co-host the World Cup.
The campaign repositioned the brand around long-term reliability across its full kitchen appliance suite.
The former Preacher head of strategy returns to Vancouver, as the independent agency continues building its global creative and strategic bench.
Social experts at a CMA Marketing Week panel discussion challenged traditional campaign thinking, pointing to a reality where audiences actively shape culture, commerce and brand performance in real time.
Volvo’s Matt Girgis goes inside the automakers "full-funnel,” always-on approach that prioritizes storytelling and long-term brand advocacy.
The creator focused celebrations reflects the brand’s focus on deeper engagement with younger consumers.
The latest trends, creator moves and platform updates marketers need to know.
The Toronto-based PR agency has introduced a new brand positioning and two new offerings inspired by the fusion of boldness and purpose.
The campaign pits the cost of match tickets against flights to the same destinations.
PubMatic appoints Sabrina Anand as Canada country manager.
The mandate consolidates media planning and buying across the travel portfolio, with a focus on personalization and performance.
Ahead of Canada Day, Molson is inviting Canadians to capture everyday moments on hidden disposable cameras as part of “Made By Canadians.”
The mandate covers integrated marketing, creative and communications for brands including Compleat, Peptamen, Boost Medical and ThickenUp.
The extension of the “Where Hope Lives” platform uses a school-day reveal to challenge invisibility and reframe how medically complex children are seen in everyday life.
After the Toronto Maple Leafs landed the first overall NHL draft pick, Courage responded with a OOH campaign that turned ping pong ball number 12 into a cultural moment.
“Day Ones” honours the mentors, friends and family supporting young Canadian female basketball athletes before success arrives.
The latest trends, creator moves and platform updates marketers need to know.
Agency leaders discussed how growth depends on emotional connection and long-term memory structures, as marketers move beyond last-click attribution and cost-led planning.
The retailer is rethinking creator marketing as a connected ecosystem built around participation, cultural relevance and full-funnel impact.
The WNBA franchise is framing its first season as a shared story between the team and fans, positioning every “first” on and off the court as part of a collective cultural moment.
The ad effectiveness expert presented his insights on Future Demand at an ACA/APG event last week.
Within days of Drake’s viral ice block stunt, KFC rolled out lookalike trucks, billboards and a parody film to launch its Zinger Drip line.
After Buffalo fans finished the Canadian national anthem when arena audio cut out, Molson Canadian extended its “Cheer Canadian” platform into the city.
The latest trends, creator moves and platform updates marketers need to know.
As women's sports and female fandoms surge, The Gist is using creators, local activations and community-led content to meet those growing audiences where traditional sports media falls short.
Idan Driman kicks off a new Social Edit feature where we dive deep into the details of creator marketing playbooks for brands across Canada.
A travelling activation across six Ontario cities brought the brand’s speakeasy-style campaign into the real world.
The Winnipeg institution is rolling out a new brand that moves beyond its architecture, reframing the museum as a catalyst for empathy, action and human connection that extends beyond its walls.
The agency will lead media planning and buying to strengthen UNICEF Canada’s visibility, shift perceptions, and drive more measurable donor action amid growing pressure on the fundraising landscape.
The move signals a strategic evolution for the retailer, as it celebrates its 100th year with a move towards cultural participation.
“The Village Grocer” transforms a familiar errand into an indulgent self-care experience in Toronto and Calgary, pairing manicures, food and florals to help moms reclaim everyday “me time.”
The campaign by Lazer positions Interac as paying with your own money, and being better for small businesses.
The latest trends, creator moves and platform updates marketers need to know.
After going viral and landing on Saturday Night Live, the limited-time pizza prompted Pizza Hut Canada and Diamond to invite Americans to cross the border for a slice.
VP of Creative Xanthe Wells discusses the thinking behind the platform’s latest campaign and how it aims to inspire action beyond the feed.
BHLA adds the award-winning duo behind work for Pizza Hut, Vector and Enbridge, bringing a long-standing creative partnership to its Toronto office.
Big brands like Skittles and Shreddies appear in the campaign, neatly put away in IKEA containers meant to reduce everyday pantry clutter.
Following a 12-ton chocolate theft and a high-profile truck escort, KitKat extends its momentum by deliberately misprinting packaging.
The QSR installed original seats from the Montreal Canadiens’ famous arena in five locations, turning playoff viewing into a ritual-driven fan experience.
Criteo will extend DoorDash’s ad sales efforts in Canada, connecting brands and agencies to consumers across grocery, restaurant and retail categories.
The brand is marking the NHL and NBA playoffs with city-specific cup designs, app rewards tied to game wins and on-the-ground fan activations.
The campaign from Leo Toronto playfully spotlights a little-known brand attribute to capture some of the buzz around 4/20.
The brand is moving beyond product function to highlight its role in life’s most intimate moments.
The Stanley Cup Playoffs activation gives customers a chance to win one of 50 all-inclusive game packages through its order-to-win promotion.
The latest trends, creator moves and platform updates marketers need to know.
The digital-first campaign features custom sneakers, locked vault teasers and a nationwide contest.
The appointment comes as Zulu Alpha Kilo’s media arm scales its integrated creative and media model across North America.
The 2025 Ads Safety Report claims that its Gemini AI-powered tools caught 99% of policy-violating ads before they were seen.
The brand expands its Fleur ranking system beyond Toronto, reframing bathrooms as a key part of the dining experience.
The mobile activation in Toronto reframes tax filing as self-care, and advocates for workplace benefits to include financial tools like tax software.
The newly created role will see Ferrara oversee AI strategy, partnerships and workflow integration across the network’s Canadian agencies.
The campaign puts a real advisor inside hurricane-force conditions.
“Say Yes. It’s on Prime” uses sport and storytelling to link impulse buying with speed and cultural relevance.
Set to “I've Got the Power," the campaign uses humour and high-energy creative to help Silk stand out in Canada’s growing protein category.
Sid Lee uses humour to explain new prize structures, as Lotto Max increases both odds and maximum payout.
The retro-inspired campaign uses humour and experiential drops to position “underthinking” grocery shopping as a smart, value-driven choice.
The campaign reframes travel through routine experiences abroad, positioning Aventura rewards as a bridge between everyday purchases at home and discoveries overseas.
The campaign uses a Venn diagram to show how wealth strategies intersect for high-net-worth Canadians.
Shot in Northern Ontario with conservation photojournalist Patricia Homonylo, the “Silent Edition” campaign takes advantage of the SUV’s low-noise performance to capture unstaged wildlife moments.
The latest trends, creator moves and platform updates marketers need to know.
The social-first “It Starts with a Sign” campaign leans into creator-led storytelling to launch Astrology Mode.
The additions bring more of the Canadian video ecosystem into a single measurement framework.
A floating jar of Nutella, a request for maple syrup, and unexpected brand cameos show how daily life and global brands are being amplified in real time aboard Artemis II.
The digital-first “Live the Win-Win Life” platform and campaign shows how everyday spending and saving with PC products turns routine moments into rewards.
With the launch of Optimal Reach and Data+, Samsung Ads Canada is positioning CTV as a performance-driven channel.
After 12 tonnes of KitKats vanished in Europe, the brand responded with a “security escalation” that turned city streets into a live marketing moment.
After a government-ordered shutdown threat, the platform is re-establishing its presence with over 30 new roles and renewed cultural partnerships.
The partnership features in-stadium activations, national contests and integrated broadcast, digital and in-restaurant programming.
The Toronto agency brings on the former King Ursa ECD to lead creative and build on its integrated growth strategy.
“Moment of Reflection” uses a short film to spotlight the shift from conscious gambling to automatic behaviour, aiming to help young men recognize early warning signs and take a step back before harm escalates.
The latest trends, creator moves and platform updates marketers need to know.
The new playbook helps brands move beyond one-off campaigns, connecting creators, culture and commerce in a system designed for speed, relevance and performance.
“Bring My Pinterest to Life” marks the platform’s first move into premium streaming, linking content, commerce and intent data, in a bid to turn inspiration into measurable action.
New offerings including Logo Takeover, Prime Time and expanded Pulse aim to help brands own key cultural moments and reach fragmented audiences.
The multi-year deal integrates Adidas' global brand campaign into the Toronto Blue Jays ecosystem, spanning player storytelling, fan engagement and youth development initiatives.
The latest work shifts the platform from awareness to product consideration, using a high-contrast animated world to simplify complex investment themes and spotlight opportunities others may overlook.
Timed for the beginning of baseball season, the campaign spotlights routine and consistent nutrition as the foundation of performance.
Canada’s inaugural national creator awards celebrated top talent across multiple categories, spotlighting a new standard for recognizing cultural impact, authenticity and community-driven influence.
The latest trends, creator moves and platform updates marketers need to know.
The new Explora tool, developed with Matador Network’s GuideGeek, delivers personalized itineraries and real-time travel guidance, offering insights into visitor behaviour across New Brunswick.
The March 27 MediaSmarts initiative aims to help Canadians understand AI, develop critical thinking skills and navigate challenges.
The new global platform signals a shift toward full-funnel marketing within TikTok, where discovery, engagement and conversion increasingly happen in one place.
Latest forecast shows global social media ad spend rising in 2026, with Instagram, Facebook and TikTok posting double-digit gains.
“Toy Support Group,” a stop-motion PSA, uses worn-out toys to express the quiet worries of parents navigating children’s mental health challenges.
The national awareness initiative features a community-sourced PSA and dedicated online resource aimed at addressing isolation and misinformation from the moment of diagnosis.
The agency will develop a new brand platform aimed at strengthening donor engagement and advancing the foundation’s equity-focused healthcare mission.
The “Let’s Get Crackin’” campaign reframes a familiar human behaviour as the starting signal for DIY season, using humour and “Eye of the Tiger.”
The company is shifting from product-led marketing to a more emotional, brand-driven approach with its first campaign under the new platform.
As brands experiment with digital twins and virtual creators, marketers are weighing the scale and efficiency of AI against the trust and human connection that drive real influence.