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“We've had the pleasure of a very productive, ongoing working relationship with Susan McLennan and Babble On Communications for years now. Susan is unwaveringly professional, responsive, creative and, best of all, she gets results

— Chris and Martin Kratt
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Welcome

We don't spin — but we are helping to turn the tide. Babble On Communications is a boutique communications firm that works exclusively with people, projects and companies that are, in some real and demonstrable way, working to make the world a better place. Our clients do good works. We get their stories out into the world.

Making a Splash.

Splash!Thousands of products and campaigns launch everyday — and most barely see the light of day. We help socially responsible businesses and initiatives rise to the surface. We're not about slapping pretty names on unsustainable activities. We don't make people who don't really care look like they do. We help worthy initiatives get the attention they deserve.

Going the Distance.

Splash!We spend your money as if it were our own and work to further your interests like our reputation depends on it. Because it does. We have long time and repeat clients who know that while we might be fun to work with, we're serious about helping you grow your vision and your business.

 

Let us help you make some waves.

 


Babble On Communications remembers Ali Sharmarke.

Ali Sharmarke fled his war-torn homeland of Somalia with his family for a better life in Canada.  Then he did the unthinkable.  He went back. With his family safe, he and two other men,  Mohamed Elmi and Ahmed Abdisalam Adan decided to take what they had learned about Canada and its freedom and try and give that to the people of Mogadishu.  The result was HornAfrik, a talk radio and later TV station that put the
power of the media into the hands of the people. 

In a place where everything, including the media, was controlled by warlords, HornAfrik became a beacon of hope in a land the world forgot.

On August 11, 2007 Ali Sharmarke was assassinated.  He was man determined to bring the best of Canada to one of the worst places on earth.  He was a good man, a fine journalist, and a proud Canadian.  The world could use a few more just like him.