The Manitoba NDP won the 2023 election—and made history with Wab Kinew becoming the first First Nations premier of a Canadian province. Now, the campaign’s signature ads are being recognized as the Best International Campaign (Sub-National) at the 2024 Reed Awards, the leading advertising competition for campaign and public issue advertising in the US and beyond.
As the weather warms up and days get longer, it’s the perfect time to spring ahead and start planning for summer! And our team has lots of ideas to help your union or non-profit make the most of summer 2024.
When you see a great ad, you know it. It's got the power to cut through the noise. Grab attention. Give you a laugh. Push you to tears. And, of course, the best ads have the power to change how you feel or even how you think. Here are just 7 of the memorable ads we saw in 2023 from around the world.
CUPE BC has been campaigning for public childcare for years. In their latest digital campaign, Seamless Childcare Now, they're continuing the fight. And our team is proud to partner with BC’s largest union to help make life better for parents. While BC is making progress to improve public childcare and reduce costs for families, there’s more to do.
We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve won 5 awards at the Summit Creative Awards, an international advertising competition featuring entries from 28 countries. And for the fourth year in a row, The NOW Group has been named a Top Agency in recognition of our team’s creative excellence.
It’s no surprise that a “summer of strikes” has given new visibility to the collective power of workers. With high-profile negotiations dominating headlines, this Labour Day more people are paying attention to bargaining efforts across a wide range of sectors.
As students return to class this year, a new campaign from the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation is putting a spotlight on the biggest problem facing public schools—and delivering a message that’s hard to miss.
The BC Teachers’ Federation has launched a new digital and social campaign to raise awareness of the teacher shortage inside BC’s schools. And the message is clear. It’s time to fix it.