During the summer months, it can be easy to let communications efforts slip through the cracks and lose momentum quicker than expected. For many businesses, this ends up being a major setback. Many organizations assume everyone has checked out for the season, so they reduce their marketing and communications efforts. However, while people may be taking vacations or enjoying the nicer weather, they haven't stopped checking social media, reading emails, or making decisions

Read more about our work with Esk'etemc.

Read more about the role of engagement and communications in reconciliation

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Each year on May 14, the Moose Hide Campaign invites people across Canada to take a visible stand against gender-based violence. It is rooted in a commitment to protect women and children, while advancing conversations around respect, responsibility, and reconciliation. For our team this is not a one-day gesture. It aligns with how we approach our work and our role in the communities we serve - listening first, understanding context, and showing up in ways that are thoughtful

Read more about the work we did for Logan Lake Community Forest and the impact created.