Infrastructure and communications case studies
Built for data centres, highway expansions, LRT and the projects reshaping Alberta.
reVerb delivers stakeholder engagement and strategic communications for infrastructure owners and public sector clients across Alberta and Canada. Every project here is real, with results you can point to. See our creative services at work below.
Our portfolio.
A selection of reVerb's work across our services.
Public information sessions, council presentations, pop-up events and street teams that bring project information to people where they already are. Our team plans and staffs each event and records the feedback for reporting.
Interactive maps, animated infographics, document timelines, virtual tours and project websites that let people explore a project on their own time. Select any piece marked Live to try it here.
Live · Virtual tourChurchill Stop virtual tourTry it ↗ (opens a preview)
Live · WebsiteTracks in Time websiteTry it ↗ (opens a preview)
What We Heard reports, public notices, speeches and maps written in plain language and designed so readers can find what affects them.
What We Heard Report: Valley Line West LRT Accelerated Roadwork 2025
A season of construction feedback, written up so residents could see what was said and what changed on the ground.
Explainer videos, event photography, podcast production and media training, produced with the same team that writes the messages.
InfraSound
Stories from the people who design and build infrastructure, told in their own words.
Site signage, hoarding scrims, safety campaigns and project newsletters for active construction, with communications staff who work from the site trailer.
See Tracks safety campaign
Four messages for drivers, cyclists and pedestrians sharing the road with a new low-floor train, placed on transit shelters and posters and carried into video.
Watch the campaign videoActivity books
Comic-style books that teach kids transit safety.
Safety brochures
Plain-language rules of the road near new transit.
Construction signage and scrims
Large-format signage and scrims that turn construction fencing into project information.
Brand identities, social media and campaigns for businesses, not-for-profits and community events.
In the news.
Interviews, features and coverage of reVerb and the projects our team works on.
Municipalities grapple with communicating about data centres
“Data centres are basically so new as an issue that municipalities are getting completely caught off guard.”
Quinn Nicholson, CEO, reVerb Communications
Quinn Nicholson and Rachel Rae on municipal data centre applications and the Data Centre Anonymous campaign.
Why not do a little learning while you wait for the LRT in Edmonton
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Gerry Wright facility supports urban-style LRT, pays tribute to Edmonton visionary
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Valley Line West: Celebrating women on Edmonton’s largest infrastructure project
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Mill Woods man’s bid to stop work on Valley Line LRT unsuccessful
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‘If you see tracks, expect a train’
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Valley Line Southeast 101: An insider’s guide to the low-floor, urban-style LRT experience
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LRT Valley Line to be biggest construction project in city’s history
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Edmonton judge denies last-ditch effort to save Cloverdale Footbridge
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Valley Line Southeast LRT has been work and play for the Safety Street Team
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Post-Canada Day brawl at Edmonton LRT station caught on camera
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Edmonton Valley Line feature, October 2022
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Canadian Civil Engineer, Spring 2016 issue
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Edmonton man seeks court injunction to stop work on Valley Line LRT project
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LRT to west Edmonton should not be derailed, some city councillors say
ReadFresh off the desk.
A townhall, replaced with a report residents could read.
We turned a season of construction feedback into a transparent account of what the public said and how it changed the work on the ground.
Project Profile: EXTRA Life Edmonton Media Strategy
reVerb Communications helped grow Extra Life Edmonton from a small volunteer-run gaming fundraiser into a major annual event supporting the Stollery Children’s Hospital. Through media relations, messaging and targeted publicity, we strengthened its public profile and community reach. The event now draws hundreds of participants and raises significant funds for pediatric care and research.
Project Profile: Next Evolution Ventures Photo Contest: Identity Crisis: What’s the Identity of an Albertan?
reVerb Communications supported the growth of Extra Life Edmonton, a 24-hour gaming fundraiser for the Stollery Children’s Hospital. We strengthened its media presence, refined messaging and connected the event’s gaming community with its impact on local families. The fundraiser has since expanded to hundreds of participants and continues to raise meaningful support for pediatric care.