District of Kitimat set out to unify their brand communication materials (posters, notices, bulletins, digital screens) across their Corporate brand and their Leisure Services brand — and called in Monogram to make it happen, all while preserving their Corporate identity and Leisure Services identity.
District of Kitimat is a small, close-knit community on the edge of the Douglas Channel in northwest BC, serving a population of just over 8,000 through two core brands: its corporate identity and its leisure services identity.
The District's communications team needed both brands to feel unmistakably "Kitimat" across every touchpoint, along with easy-to-use Canva templates their staff could implement with or without design experience.
To build templates the team could integrate into their workflow, Monogram started by listening—then designed a toolkit built for long-term, in-house use.
District of Kitimat's corporate and leisure services teams now have a shared, easy-to-use template library and a lasting design resource they can turn to long after the training ends.
With accessibility at the forefront of municipal priorities, the City of Terrace needed a 2023 report that was as thorough as it was thoughtful. They approached Monogram to conduct in-depth research, distill complex content into clear insights, and bring it all together in a creative, purpose-built layout designed to make the City of Terrace’s 2023 Accessibility Report both informative and engaging.
Clear priorities start with the right conversations. Monogram helped the RDFFG turn research, collaboration and regional needs into an actionable strategic roadmap.
Monogram partnered with the city of Fort St. John to create a brand presence for its economic development arm. Our goal was to step outside the box and showcase the city in a bold, new way while staying rooted in the heart of the community.
Resource Works approached Monogram Communications to support them with communications and logistics, to ensure that a tightly scheduled interview process ran smoothly.
When The Ministry of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation needed support in Terrace for in-person and virtual open houses, they called Monogram to design and deliver culturally respectful engagement materials and treaty negotiations.
Monogram partnered with the City of Fort St. John to build a bold, distinct brand identity to welcome new residents and visitors to the north.
