Saskatchewan is connected with the world and at the Working Abroad Expo in Dublin and Cork, the province and Creative Fire worked to connect Ireland to Saskatchewan using the latest technology.

As part of the strategy to support Saskatchewan’s growing economy, the province is looking overseas for skilled workers to fill thousands of jobs in a range of industries.

In early March, Saskatchewan set its sights on Ireland and Creative Fire was called in to help.

As part of our work with Cameco, Creative Fire designed these posters for the uranium firm to post internally.

Cameco is in the midst of updating its computer system and knows its employees need to stay well-informed about upcoming changes.

Cameco Today is a quarterly newspaper published by the company as a way to keep all staff up-to-date on company happenings.

Cameco is pursuing an aggressive goal of doubling its uranium production by 2018. To achieve its target, the uranium firm needs more highly-skilled employees.

Whether working in a small office or a large operation, it’s important for employees of a company to stay connected with each other and their employer.

Creative Fire designed these pop-up banners for Cameco to use on a tour of northern Saskatchewan communities.

With operational expansions looming in an already competitive market for talent, PotashCorp wanted to explore new ways appeal to young and mid-career engineers and other potential employees.

When Cameco introduced the Microsoft SharePoint system to its employees this year, the company asked Creative Fire to help tell staff about the new program.