People Moves: Matt McGowan leaving Snap
Meanwhile, Prospect Media adds VP of media.
Blue Ant to go public via Boat Rocker reverse takeover
Blue Ant’s listing on the Toronto Stock Exchange will follow a separate transaction involving Boat Rocker’s co-founders buying out their company’s studios business.
BMW announces partnership with TPC Toronto golf course
The deal includes vehicle showcases, immersive on-site experiences, exclusive parking privileges for BMW owners, and electric vehicle charging stations at the venue.
UM tops Canadian agencies in the latest RECMA report
EssenceMediacom leads in the New Business ranking of Canadian agencies.
People Moves: Salt XC names new head of sponsorship
Meanwhile, a veteran of Bell Media’s partnerships is promoted and Vividata makes two C-level promotions.
Dove puts Olympic snowboarder’s skin to the test
In a new video spot, Mark McMorris gets Dove Men+Care logo temporarily tattooed on his chest.
Clearly Canadian becomes the official sparkling water of the Blue Jays
The drinks will be sold at the Rogers Centre for opening day on March 27.
Birks finds success by bringing back a newspaper ad from 50 years ago
The jeweler’s new campaign builds on the growing “Buy Canadian” movement.
Shein aims to be more than a fashion brand with hands-on experience
The brand’s new pop-up builds on the success of its previous activations.
Spotted! TD Insurance is making parking… softer?
The OOH campaign merges functionality with creativity, while attempting to build brand affinity.
McDonald’s leads, Government of Canada takes second: AdEase TV
Both boosted their ad buy compared to the previous buying week.
Popeye’s Supplements names Touché! as its AOR
The agency will leverage OMG’s suite of marketing tools to improve brand accessibility, drive revenue growth and engage new consumers.
People Moves: Yahoo Canada appoints a new EIC
Meanwhile, Voices taps a new CMO and MLSE has a new director.
WPP tops WARC Media 100 list
Three Canadian agencies ranked in the top 25 on the Media List.
Homz.io and real estate developers ditch American social media
The homebuyer web portal cited the political climate and general dissatisfaction for the move.
