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Saintly Wine taps artists for another merch drop
The Arterra brand is tickled pink by the success of a product line that first debuted at the beginning of the summer.
A massive light mural brings a B.C. development to life
The Amazing Brentwood is being billed as one of the largest master-planned mixed-use developments in the province.
IKEA designs couches inspired by Pride flags
The “Love Seats” gave LGBTQ artists a chance to express themselves as in-person celebrations remain cancelled.
Toronto businesses find a new use for Amazon boxes
Taxi is working with two small shops to turn the internet retailer’s shipping containers into business cards.
Fun pandemic neologisms benefit mental health orgs
Mixtape’s New Words for Now brings a bit of lockdown levity.
In Newfoundland and Labrador, they Knowvid way the wind blows
Ray gets punny to make sure folks take the pandemic seriously.
Pexels makes it easier to find diverse stock photos
The stock photo site adjusts its algorithm to ensure LGBTQ relationships are better reflected in search results.
Co-Op says ‘F U’ to a new crop of freelancers
The second annual freelancer awards names 10 top national talents.
Audio streaming in the Upside Down
A subtle addition to Spotify’s settings makes for a fun trip to a dark world.
What the world needs now
Clark Stanley is spreading the love with a new video.
Random Cool»
With pandemic restrictions still in effect, the agency got everyone together by having its office recreated in Minecraft.
A new recording from Sid Lee and Grayson Music captures the misery of composers who have work passed over for a demo.
In the midst of a recruitment drive, the agency looks to a fitness guru to bring surprising energy to a virtual meeting.
Rethink created a new cancer awareness ribbon to remind young men to perform self-checks.
Subplot Design helped make sure all the information about the company’s Now Fresh line didn’t overwhelm pet owners.
