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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.
Mixtape uncovers the (deep)fake news
Mixtape brings Joseph Stalin back from the afterlife to tell people the truth about the Holodomor genocide.
Lettuce tell you about Wendy’s greenhouse experiment
Canadians will help grow produce by sending loving Tweets, which will be read to the leafy greens for two hours a day.
HSBC creates a small icon with a big message
The bank is celebrating World Emoji Day (yes, it’s a thing) by opening minds to different perspectives.
Tim Hortons rolls out thank you message
The QSR sees bus drivers get their “fare” share of gratitude with a custom coffee-dispensing drive-thru.
Budweiser celebrates getting the buds back
The beer brand lets its animal friends loose as bars get their taps ready.
Writing the two-spirit dictionary
We Matter, Taxi and Facebook collaborated to give Indigenous youth guidance in understanding their gender and sexuality.
Paying it forward with ‘Random Acts of Canadian’
RBC’s user-generated content hub spotlights the care of Canucks during the pandemic.
COVID-19 doesn’t discriminate
#HealthNotHate is trying to get Canadians to listen to facts and stop racism from making the crisis even worse.
Impossible Studios zooms in on business communities
The Toronto production house’s pro-bono ads help clients ranging from coffee shops to horse farms.
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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.
