Since 1978, we’ve been building top-drawer websites for fine folks such as these.

• John K. Samson — Singer-songwriter for The Weakerthans and two-time Canada Reads winner; this site launched alongside his premiere full-length solo album Provincial.
• Geez Magazine — An award-winning Winnipeg publication which seeks to "untangle the narrative of faith from the fundamentalists, pious self-helpers and religio-profiteers."
• The Public Studio — A Toronto-based design studio which helps activists and non-profits achieve their goals through graphic design, creative campaigning, and identity development.
• Institute for Policy Integrity — This centre at NYU Law advocates for sound, unbiased analysis when measuring the costs and benefits of environmental and public health policy.
• Private Ear Recording — One of Winnipeg's premiere recording studios, with a discography including albums by the likes of The Weakerthans, The Guess Who, and Nathan.
• Manitoba Council for International Cooperation — An international development coalition committed to global understanding and social justice through development projects.
• Arbeiter Ring Publishing — A tiny publishing house focussed on cultural, fiction, and non-fiction titles with an emphasis on progressive analysis of contemporary issues.
• Riverstone Spa — A contemporary, luxury (fancy-pants) day spa situated where the Red and Assiniboine rivers meet, at the Forks National Historic site in downtown Winnipeg.
• Fair Share Housing Center — The only public interest organization devoted to defending the housing rights of New Jersey's poor through enforcement of the Mount Laurel doctrine.
• Manitoba Film & Music — Helping Manitoba’s film and music industries flourish through the support, development, production and marketing of film, television, video and music recordings.
• Briarpatch Magazine — Briarpatch has been serving up regular doses of news and progressive political analysis from its home in Regina, Saskatchewan since 1973.
• Aid & Abet — A cooperative media strategy, publicity, and tour management agency working with radical activists, authors, filmmakers and artists from around the world.

We do this from our sprawling thirteen-story, open-concept converted warehouse space located in politically-beleagured yet economically-affordable Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Other things we do here: write award-winning custom add-ons for the ExpressionEngine content management system; develop the widely-used GigPress plugin for the WordPress publishing platform; and talk about ourselves as though we’re an exciting, dynamic team, when we are in fact just one person.

We’re not currently looking for any new clients for 2012, but would love to hear about new and interesting projects you might have for us in 2013. It never hurts to get in touch regardless.

Drop a line. Or, if you go that way, there’s ye olde Twitter and the Facebook.