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From mosh pits to zombie hoards
Montreal’s Monster Factory creates voices for zombies, beasts and demons using the expertise of heavy metal singers.
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Using pandemic-like caution for road safety
SAAQ and Lg2 link the care Quebecers take in the new normal to ever-present concerns on the road.
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No Frills drops a new single about safe shopping
John St. turns a PSA into a summer banger to get lyrics about responsible hauling to stick in shoppers’ heads.
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Is this a real Big Mac or is this just fantasy?
Munch on these cellular optical illusions from McDonald’s and Cossette.
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Design work that’s as soothing as it is sexy
The Local Collective has completed a soft, sleek and totally stimulating global design project for We-Vibe.
Top Canadian Ad Ideas»
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Designing a way to remove racism from hockey cultureZGM helped the Hockey Diversity Alliance get its message out, which CCM used in skates that are helping anti-racism causes.
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Using pandemic-like caution for road safetySAAQ and Lg2 link the care Quebecers take in the new normal to ever-present concerns on the road.
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Mixtape uncovers the (deep)fake newsMixtape brings Joseph Stalin back from the afterlife to tell people the truth about the Holodomor genocide.
Canadians will help grow produce by sending loving Tweets, which will be read to the leafy greens for two hours a day.
The bank is celebrating World Emoji Day (yes, it’s a thing) by opening minds to different perspectives.
The QSR sees bus drivers get their “fare” share of gratitude with a custom coffee-dispensing drive-thru.
Top Global Ad Work»
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Don’t forget their namesThe 56 Black Men campaign tries to ensure the victims of racist violence are remembered so change can finally happen.
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Burger King starts a flame warTroll level: off the charts.
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What once propped up a box, now props up a pizzaThe IKEA Sava is here to save-a your pie.
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She/Her(shey)We’ve got one word for this International Women’s Day effort: sweet.
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The best spokesman for the best chiliBush’s Beans enlists an actor from The Office to show us how to finally taste Kevin’s ill-fated pride and joy.
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Keeping up with Kim and Kanye’s eating habitsIn less than eight hours, KFC and Sid Lee cemented what would have been a fleeting moment in pop-culture history.
Stimulant TV»
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2019 Agency of the Year showreels: Part IV
Taxi creates a magazine for juniors, Union finds innovative ways to thank its agency, and Rethink creates a tribute to humble beginnings.
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2019 Agency of the Year showreels: Part III
Sid Lee, The&Partnership, and FCB talk about their obsessions, how it feels to see great work from other agencies, and why we need women behind the camera.
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2019 Agency of the Year showreels: Part II
Ogilvy, Anomaly, and Cossette get their future told by celebrities, recruit AOY attendees, and reveal their agency crushes.
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2019 Agency of the Year showreels: Part I
John St., Zulu Alpha Kilo and Edelman show the value of a pitch-worthy deck, maintaining agency independence and celebrity endorsements.
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Agency of the Year 2017: Watch the showreels
From six-second videos to healing society’s divisions, see the industry parodies created by this year’s shortlisted agencies.
Random Cool»
Montreal’s Monster Factory creates voices for zombies, beasts and demons using the expertise of heavy metal singers.
A 24-hour webathon raised the money needed (and then some) to keep Canada’s oldest industry club alive.
Ian Mirlin’s poetic, historical exploration of creativity is a gift for the soul.
Locomotive and Nova Films created a digital time capsule that will remind you of the promises you made during the pandemic.
Civil Rights Defenders have published the world’s most expensive article detailing the violation of the rights of journalists covering human rights abuses, at a cost.
