Notice anything new on the radio, in your newspaper, or on your drive to work?

Ronald McDonald House Saskatchewan (RMH) and homemade chocolate chip cookies go hand-in-hand. That’s why the organization asked us to make a recipe card featuring the famous treat.

Every year, PotashCorp publishes a fact book for its employees containing reference information about its business and the industry.

In 2011, Cameco’s board of directors welcomed new members as others retired.

When the Canola Council of Canada held its annual convention in Saskatoon this year, the group asked us to help with signage.

In the summer months, animals left in parked vehicles are at risk of severe illness and death due to heat stroke.

As a way to keep connected with donors and the community, the Saskatoon SPCA publishes a quarterly newsletter.

As Creative Fire’s ‘pet project’ for 2011, we’ve helped the Saskatoon SPCA find a new visual identity, issue its first report to the community and launch a redesigned website.

Creative Fire was thrilled to work with the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission (SHRC) on a new corporate identity.

When Ronald McDonald House Saskatchewan (RMH) wanted to spread the word about how the public can help the organization, Creative Fire designed a brochure detailing the donation process.