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Harvey’s highlights ‘eh’ beautiful thing

Planting trees across the country is one of several ways the QSR is backing up its Canadian identity.

We can be heroes, just for one BIA

The Local Collective looks for crusaders that have stepped up for small businesses in Toronto’s Roncesvalles neighbourhood.

Bada-boom, bada-bath

Church+State helps DoorDash and East Side Mario’s serve up a different spicy meatball: a savory bath bomb.

Wide the brand brings fashion to plus-sized men

Rethink is helping launch the new company by shining a light on a group that is mostly under-represented in modern fashion.

Can a banana conduct an orchestra?

Tux helps Equifruit stand out in the produce aisle by showing off the impacts of its Fairtrade certification.

Heinz Ketchup is playing with its food

The brand’s label is recognizable enough to stand in for its own name, so it turned burgers and fries into the keystone shape.

Kobo starts a new chapter with perfume

A scent based on a new book was thought to be an April Fool’s gag, but the ebook company is giving it away for real.

Need to ease stress? Boston Pizza has you covered

John St.’s latest creation for the restaurant is a weighted napkin to relieve the anxiety that comes with deciding what to eat.

Children of the Street’s cute characters expose virtual stranger danger

Will uses adorable avatars with sinister intent to talk about exploitation in online gaming.

Ratesdotca has a cow about auto insurance

The insurance-buying platform is urging Canadians to use its service to avoid getting “milked” on their rates.