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Martin Charlton Communications and Fraser Strategy strategically align to create full-service communications entity

Martin Charlton / May 13, 2024

Two Saskatchewan companies, Fraser Strategy Inc. and Martin Charlton Communications, today announced a new strategic alliance creating one of western Canada’s largest full-service communications entities.“While our business is successful we …

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Listen for emotion to identify messages to use in telling your story

Paul Martin / January 26, 2024

In a world where social media is growing in importance for corporate communication and businesses are being told at every opportunity they need to build a brand or tell their story, little guidance is offered in just how to do that.The most …

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Cabinet shuffles show that the Saskatchewan government plays it safe

Kelly Gallagher / August 29, 2023

Premier Scott Moe unveiled a new cabinet this week. While there are a few surprises, it keeps in line with previous shuffles of his by playing it safe.This cabinet will be the one that leads the Saskatchewan Party through to the next election. …

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What do the results of Saskatchewan’s recent by-elections mean?

Kelly Gallagher / August 11, 2023

Three by-elections were held in the province this week. Going into the vote the Saskatchewan Party was defending the three seats, two urban based and one rural.Once the votes were counted the NDP reclaimed the two city constituencies which had …

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Edgy tourism slogans for marketing Regina offer lesson

Paul Martin / July 14, 2023

In the world of communications and marketing, being edgy is the dream. The only problem is that you have to walk close to the edge to pull it off. And sometimes, too close to the edge.That may be the primary lesson offered by the issues related …

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The world received constant updates about the search for the submersible destined for the Titanic. And the details came – not from public officials – but from the Explorers Club. Basically, the public kept the public informed while publicly-funded agencies came up lacking.

Communication during Titan crisis reflects Canadian agencies’ hesitancy to provide public information

Paul Martin / June 26, 2023

The way the news was shared about last week’s Titan disaster in the North Atlantic is a textbook case on how to handle the flow of information in a crisis.The back story here relates to how Canadian public officials handle crisis information. …

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The main issue in the Alberta election was hiding in plain sight

Kelly Gallagher / May 30, 2023

Alberta voters re-elected a United Conservative Party (UCP) majority government this week. Comparing Alberta politics to Saskatchewan politics is common because our neighbour to the west shares many of the same issues that drive voter …

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Cost of living pressures continue in Saskatchewan as provincial election draws closer

Kelly Gallagher / March 24, 2023

The Saskatchewan Party government released its 2023-24 budget this week. The biggest news coming from it was the government announcing a $1 billion surplus.Resource revenue in the province has climbed significantly over the past year which has …

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What to expect for Saskatchewan’s economy and politics in 2023

Kelly Gallagher / January 3, 2023

2023 will be a challenging year for Canada -- both economically and politically -- however Saskatchewan will weather the headwinds better than most jurisdictions.Most economic forecasts point to a Canadian economy slowing down with high interest …

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Pierre Poilievre win signals shift in Conservative Party

Kelly Gallagher / September 12, 2022

The election of Pierre Poilievre as the new Leader of the Conservative Party of Canada is significant in many ways.Poilievre delivered a first round knock-out to his leadership rivals with a commanding result of over 68 percent of the vote. In …

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