Ideas + Happenings
The Skills Every Creative Will Need by 2030
Every few years, there seems to be a cultural shift towards something fresh and exciting. We asked a few Creatives what skills they think they’ll need by 2030.
Read MoreAI has a new audience – and we need to market to it.
AI will shape the information & choices that people depend on every day. Therefore, we’ve got to at least consider marketing to the machines.
Read MoreWorld Series vs. Super Bowl Viewership: who came out on top?
Game 7 of the 2025 World Series on was the most watched Rogers broadcast of all time, averaging 10.9 million viewers at any time during the game.
Read MoreSocial Media Platform Evolutions: What We Can Learn
From MySpace to Facebook to TikTok, there’s been quite the evolution of both the functional capabilities of platforms, and what users expect from them.
Read MoreFUSE XM: Summer 2025 (Part 2)
Even though summer has drawn to a close, our FUSE XM activations are proving there’s no end in sight to the excitement.
Read MoreOur Recap of Ossington Ad School
After the closure of the Miami Ad School Toronto, everyone at FUSE put their heads together to think of a way we can support students. That’s why on August 12, we hosted the Ossington Ad School, a one-day, high-impact bootcamp designed to inspire, educate, and connect the next generation of creative minds.
Read MoreMoving from Creative Strategist to Copywriter
A first-person perspective on making the career shift from Strategist to Copywriter.
Read MoreFUSE XM: Summer 2025 (Part 1)
We are in the midst of summer and we at FUSE have been making our presence known, taking up space and of course … Turning Heads.
Read MoreHow a Time-Boxed Media Blitz Made Maple Leaf Foods Unmissable
When Maple Leaf Foods came to us with a challenge to build a big, buzzworthy, national campaign that elevated the “Made in Canada” message, we knew this wasn’t going to be about business as usual.
Read MoreEmbrace the Chaos: A Production POV
As a producer, my job is to take bold, creative ideas and turn them into reality—on schedule, on budget, and with just enough chaos to keep it exciting (because let’s be real, chaos is inevitable).
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