Our building at 313 Ontario Avenue in Saskatoon! Have a look around...

As part of our work with Habitat for Humanity in Saskatoon, Creative fire developed this questionnaire and brochure about the organization's 18th Street Project.

Developing communication strategies capable of building enduring relationships with northern communities is an art. First in Northern Saskatchewan, and now with clients operating across Northern Canada, Creative Fire has developed expertise in crafting communications for a distinctly northern environment.

Whether in the resource sector with uranium mining or in transportation with air and marine carriers, Creative Fire works with clients to get your story out in language and culture appropriate to the vast northern landscape. Through Surveys of Elders and Community Leaders to gather insight into northern opinion, and through consultations to introduce projects and gauge reaction, we work to create authentic conversations with the people of the North.

We encouraged Cameco to add an online component to their Key Messages campaign by promoting Cameco Careers on Workopolis.com.

Mike Babcock was raised in Saskatoon. He played for the Saskatoon Blades and the University of Saskatchewan Huskies before moving away to pursue a career in professional hockey. In 2008, he coached the Detroit Red Wings to a Stanley Cup victory.

PotashCorp works hard to ensure information about its business is readily available to the public. That's why in addition to printing reports, PotashCorp also posts them online.

The Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park and Zoo is an important part of our community – one that needs continual maintenance and upgrades to keep it a safe and healthy habitat for animals and a fun and educational place for visitors.