Collective member, Janelle turns her considerable talents to Tourism Saskatoon. In addition to her super work for Stun she will be helping to grow Saskatoon's economy marketing the city as a major convention destination.

MEDA was changing the world with microfinance long before it was on the Nobel committee's radar. Grant and Janelle are speaking on marketing at this year's gathering of business leaders from around the world. Conveniently, Toronto is a short train-ride away from their niece, Beth, in Montreal.

Stun played a little game with city hall and the news story bubbled up to the national level. Thanks to Ian for helping us paint the wall!

International design mag HOW features us in their June issue. Apparently we're "a new breed of design agency". Even better, we're right next to some of our favorite colleagues.

Stun is now a part of the Co-op America Business Network. The rigorous screening process is a pat on the back as we work towards being a little friendlier to the planet and its inhabitants.

The documentary short, blue, gets picked up by Cinequest. The last thing we expected from this experiment was a distribution deal. Kudos to collective members Grant and Richard and their creative partners, Jude and Lauren.

Omar's work with MTV Latin America (along with the fine talent at Young & Rubicam in Argentina) brings home a Silver Lion from Cannes for the Don't Kill the Music Campaign.

Richard is recognized again this year by the prestigious Society of Publication Designers for his peerless editorial photography.

Janelle's work on behalf of Ten Thousand Villages garners some local press for one of Stun's favorite non-profits. Thanks to everyone for putting some earth and people-friendly gift options out there.