Every day, we help our clients find solutions to their communications challenges. The best way to explain what we do is to let the work speak for itself.
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Saskatoon, SK S7K 1S3
By Creative Fire | September 29th, 2011
Cameco works to make a difference everywhere it operates and the company wants to spread the word about its initiatives in Saskatchewan.
Filed in: Print, Display & Outdoor, Creative, Community & Public Relations, Advertising, Cameco, Website & Social Media
By Creative Fire | August 24th, 2011
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.
Filed in: Print, Display & Outdoor, Creative, Cameco, Recruitment & Employee Relations
By Creative Fire | August 24th, 2011
Notice anything new on the radio, in your newspaper, or on your drive to work?
Filed in: Print, Display & Outdoor, Creative, Community & Public Relations, Advertising, PotashCorp
By Creative Fire | May 4th, 2011
When Cameco upgraded its Microsoft Office system this year, the company needed a way to communicate the change to its employees.
Filed in: Display & Outdoor, Creative, Cameco
By Creative Fire | October 24th, 2010
In the interest of highlighting its six Advanced Producer Networks, as well as better reflecting their newly-designed website, the Farm Leadership Council approached Creative Fire for some display collateral production.
Filed in: Display & Outdoor, Creative, Farm Leadership Council
By Creative Fire | September 20th, 2010
These PotashCorp pop-up banners serve as an attractive backdrop at employment and recruitment events.
Filed in: Recruitment & Employee Relations, Print, Display & Outdoor, Creative, PotashCorp
By Creative Fire | February 26th, 2010
The Cameco Skywalk at Saskatoon's Royal University Hospital was an opportunity to showcase Cameco's role in the community and the economy.
Filed in: Display & Outdoor, Creative, Cameco
By Creative Fire | November 28th, 2008
Located at the Saskatoon airport, the central element of this Cameco display is a reproduction of a mural painted by Regina artist German Jaramillo-Mckenzie depicting the nuclear fuel cycle.
Filed in: Display & Outdoor, Creative, Cameco
By Creative Fire | August 8th, 2002
In 2002, the Blairmore Ring that had stood for nearly 40 years in Saskatoon's Rotary Park was moved to the city's John G. Diefenbaker International Airport.
Filed in: Display & Outdoor, Creative, PotashCorp
