The Canadian Communications Market: Disruption for some, opportunity for others
Canada's communications industry is worth nearly $4 billion — about the same size as the Canadian craft beer market. But not everyone is going to get a piece of it. AI is reshaping who wins and who shrinks, and the lines are already being drawn. Lloyd Rang breaks down the numbers, the segments under pressure, and where the smart money is moving.
The Slow Burn: What 12 months of consistent content did to our search presence
We pulled our own Google Search Console data and compared this year to last. What we found confirmed what we tell every client: consistent, credible content works–even in the age of AI search. Here's what a year of showing up actually looks like.
Take my Advice: Pull down your pants and slide on the ice
When uncertainty drags on, waiting starts to feel responsible. But the leaders and organizations that make progress don’t wait for perfect clarity. They accept uncertainty as the operating condition and move anyway, finding momentum, purpose, and even normalcy in the middle of the mess.
Reflecting on the Headline Chaos of 2025
From misinformation to rage bait, 2025 tested how stories spread—and who the public trusts. In Curious Public's year-end Comms In Question recap hosted by Anne Marie Aikins, our expert panel breaks down the headlines that shaped public attention and what communicators must do differently to be heard in 2026. Read on for the key lessons, surprises, and signals to watch.