Cameco believes in making a difference in their communities. It's an essential part of who they are as an organization, and it's a call to action that they answer every chance they get. 

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A world-class facility for a growing city and province, a new destination on the banks of the South Saskatchewan River, a centre of culture and community for everyone to enjoy – this is the vision behind Saskatoon’s $71 million Remai Art Gallery of Saskatchewan.

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.

Cameco has a lot to talk about, like community support, Aboriginal relations and job opportunities.

As Saskatoon continues its rise as a major economic centre of the prairies, the city’s cultural landscape is being enriched by the development of the Remai Art Gallery of Saskatchewan.

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.

As a first step in our relationship with Federated Co-operatives Ltd., Creative Fire developed a brand strategy for the group to distribute to its members.

Cameco works to make a difference everywhere it operates and the company wants to spread the word about its initiatives in Saskatchewan.

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