The theme was Mad Men but there was nothing old-school about the 2012 Saskatchewan Awards for Communications Excellence (ACE) gala where the Saskatoon SPCA and Creative Fire were named Best of Show.

First Nations Bank of Canada (FNBC) is marching confidently on its path toward a brighter and independent future. This was focus and message that guided the creative direction of the bank’s 2011 Annual Report.

The ingredients were simple: iPods; website; Twitter. The results were outstanding: connectivity; storytelling and national media attention. 

For 16 Edwards School of Business Students from the University of Saskatchewan on a once-in-a-lifetime educational tour of Israel and Jordan, this combination of technology and social amplification made their experience accessible to international audiences.

As a way to grow community relationships and keep people informed, Canpotex Limited held a town hall meeting in Lanigan regarding progress on its nearby Railcar Maintenance and Staging Facility. Creative Fire worked closely with Canpotex to organize a project update and job fair that included representation from local community leaders, construction partners and the major railways.

A global company with investments and operations in seven countries, PotashCorp’s reach stretches far beyond its home province of Saskatchewan.