Who We Are
We passionately protest mediocrity.
Our clients come from diverse backgrounds, but all have a need for consistent branding, cohesive messaging, and increased profitability.
Explore Our ProjectsCinnamon Toast is a full-service marketing agency. Through transformational branding, data-driven advertising campaigns, charismatic content, and strategic website design and development, we achieve standout results to solve our clients’ challenges.
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Tourism Hamilton
Tourism Hamilton required an agency to deploy a strategic approach in the development of a brand identity that would raise the profile of the city by way of the unique visitor experiences which set it apart.
Elexicon Energy
Following the approval of a proposed merger between two regional hydro companies, CT was hired to develop a standout brand identity to reflect the shared vision and values of the new company and its sub-brands.
Baird Engineering
Baird sits at the forefront of its industry as true pioneers in changing the world – wherever water meets land. To build upon its success, and position the company as an industry leader, Baird required the design and development of a new and invigorating website.
TRUE Hockey
Through innovative technologies and performance enhancing equipment, TRUE Hockey works to improve the game of hockey for players around the world. As the company’s agency of record, CT manages all major campaigns, social media, website, and day-to-day marketing activities.
Smiths Falls
At the heart of the Rideau Canal Waterway lies Smiths Falls – a town that is rich in heritage, and punctuated by a warm-hearted population. Aiming to position itself as a vibrant and forward-thinking place to live, work, and play, CT was hired to create a new brand and revitalized website.
AURA Figure Skates
With the goal of breaking into a highly competitive market in an unforgettable way, CT created a sophisticated brand personality for display across a variety of mediums which included skate packaging, a POS stand, banners, videos, and more.
