ATTENTION: ALL CANADIAN AGENCY EMPLOYEES

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If you don’t attend Canada’s first-ever Ad Week, you’ll top off your creative career hustling gold watches. Or zazzing tourists over three-card monty. Or as one of those silver guys that move really, really slowly.

(Okay, probably not really, but think of the fun you could have snickering at the too-cool creative douchebags that all seem to get their retro glasses and sneakers at the same off-Broadway boutique.)

Positively charming guerrilla and print work by Bos/Toronto and Trevor//Peter Communications.

“Sure, we’re using hyperbole,” acknowledges co-CD Gary Watson of Bos, “but […] unless you stop talking about being a part of this new age of communication and actually do it, you’ll become obsolete sooner than you think.”

We’ll drink to that. (Bottomless taps: another good reason to attend Ad Week. And the sessions are supposed to be a riot!)

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