The exception is cheesy local commercials. Those should be the only ads. I will listen to someone who runs a store in my city doing an awkward rap. We once had a furniture store with these awful CGI ads and the slogan "where the deals are so low, it's almost criminal!" and then they got shut down, by the cops, because it turned out. It turned out the deals were so low because. You're not going to believe this but the prices were so low it was in fact
It's not Christmas in Oklahoma until...
Local ads from Montreal:
Here’s radio DJ Ralph Lockwood in one of his many spots for Dorion Suits:
And the Shiller family, owners of the Au Bon Marché home goods stores - Anglophones speaking French. The fist pumping was a trademark of all their ads.
The long-running Da Giovanni restaurant on Sainte-Catherine street:
A folk song to promote steel company Sidbec:
And from over the border, a bunch of ads that aired on WPTZ, the Plattsburgh NBC affiliate. So many ads were just slideshows of terrible photos tbh.
In the Maritimes, John Dunsworth was a theatre legend who appeared in a ton of commercials like this one for a local audio video store. He went on to be best known as Sunnydale Trailer Park supervisor Jim Lahey.
