For his commitment to journalism, communications and the community, Creative Fire partner Bill Peterson has been named a recipient of The Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal.

He already has a demanding full-time job, but Jason Aebig’s service in the community continues long after a day’s work at Creative Fire is complete.

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.

Creative Fire partner Bill Peterson can add another impressive point to his already extensive C.V.

For his work within the local business community – and especially with its young business leaders – Junior Achievement Saskatchewan has named Peterson to its Business Hall of Fame.

With a commitment to community engagement , Chris Shauf’s senior leadership experience helps stoke the ongoing success of Creative Fire while enriching the culture of Saskatoon.

Six events, five days, four films, three pop-up banners, two speaker series and one competition — this was the week of Nov. 14 to 18 for Creative Fire’s Randy Hergott, or as it’s known in other circles, Design Week.

Saskatoon's Envirotec Services Inc. hosts hundreds of delegates each year at the Western Canadian HAZMAT Conference, a growing forum focused on providing education and tools needed to protect the safety and well-being of responders and communities across North America.