Creative Fire loves our home province of Saskatchewan. From our office in Saskatoon, we’re ready to work with a business down the street or clients across Canada.

Case in point: Torstar's website redesign project. When the Toronto-based media company wanted to update its corporate website, we were happy to lend a hand.

PotashCorp’s logo is one of the most recognizable in Canadian business and in the fertilizer industry.

Naturally, the company wants to ensure its facilities and employees around the world are representing its identity properly. To this end, PotashCorp recently launched an online internal identity and graphic standards manual.

To celebrate the season, mark another year of good business and socialize with community members, PotashCorp hosted a holiday reception in Saskatoon.

Six events, five days, four films, three pop-up banners, two speaker series and one competition — this was the week of Nov. 14 to 18 for Creative Fire’s Randy Hergott, or as it’s known in other circles, Design Week.

Paw prints in the snow – is there anything more adorable?

What about snow made of paw prints?

Calendar themes are a dime a dozen, but there’s only one place you can find a calendar featuring local pets.

She says she’s a Twitter addict, but she never thought it would lead to this.

For the second consecutive week, Creative Fire’s Cassandra Kyle has been a guest panelist on John Gormley Live, a popular Saskatchewan radio show.

What is a home? Amicus Health Care Inc. has the answer in Samaritan Place.

Movember – the hairiest month of the year – is upon us and the Regina Professional Firefighters are recognizing the season with an incendiary image designed by Creative Fire.

It will be a ‘Blue’ Christmas for one local family this year – but no one is the least bit sad – after they adopted a dog with a heartbreaking yet inspirational story from the Saskatoon SPCA earlier in 2011.