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McDonald’s Canada Launches Late-Night Meal Collab with Drake Brand OVO
McDonald's Canada offers an OVO-themed meal with Nite Sprite and poutine to boost late-night sales amid a competitive market, with cups reselling for up to $40 online.
- On Feb. 18, 2026, McDonald's Canada launched a limited-time late-night Afters meal in collaboration with October's Very Own , exclusive to Canadian locations.
- On Friday, Feb. 13, McDonald's Canada posted an Instagram video showing the OVO owl, then quietly released the meal last week despite later post deletion.
- The Afters combo pairs a Junior Chicken or McDouble with poutine and a medium Nite Sprite, which mixes Sprite with blue raspberry syrup and comes in a black OVO cup, though some customers received regular cups.
- To drive sales and upsell existing patrons, McDonald's aims to boost late-night traffic using the OVO tie-in, and the company recently froze the price of a cup of coffee at $1 and some meals at $5.
- Toronto rapper Drake's OVO branding tests his commercial pull as eBay shows at least a dozen cup listings mostly under $40, while McDonald's and OVO keep the collaboration duration undisclosed.
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McDonald's Canada launches late-night meal collab with Drake brand OVO
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Source: Carmen Mandato / Getty Celebrities getting their own fast-food meals first gained popularity in 2020, and not only are they coming back, but they’re heading north. Drake will be the next celebrity to collaborate with McDonald’s on a meal. Rumors began circulating last week when posters were plastered around Toronto featuring Drake’s owl logo, with “McDonald’s” written beneath it and a message reading, “Where the Night Owls Land.” Now, “…
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