What is the logo on the new Ontario license plate?
The government is adopting a simpler trillium logo. The Ontario government introduced a new design for licence plates in its 2019 budget.
Who designed the Ontario Trillium logo?
Bensimon Byrne, a Liberal-friendly advertising firm that had done the party’s campaign ads, redesigned the logo in 2006 at a cost of $219,000. That work was panned by art critics and lampooned as looking like an aerial view of three men lounging in a hot tub, or poison ivy.
Can I use the Ontario logo?
Your Ontario product can use the Foodland Ontario logo at no charge!
When did the Ontario logo change?
During the 1980s, the logo was imposed on a blue background. Modifications in 1994 included a change in colour to green, before it reverted to black in 2002. The logo was modified again in 2019, eliminating the box that surrounds the logo, and adding three abstract human figures to the design.
What does the Ontario logo mean?
Adopted in 2000, the Ontario tartan is made up of four blocks of colour: red, white, three shades of green and two shades of blue. The shades of green represent the forests and fields of Ontario, while the blue represents the waters. The red represents its First Nations and the white, the sky over the province.
What is the slogan for Ontario?
Plate types and serial formats no longer issued but still valid
| Province/Territory | Description | Slogan |
|---|---|---|
| Ontario | blue text on reflective white with screened crown separator (license plates issued to commercial vehicles are issued plates with black text on reflective white) | “Yours to Discover” |
What is Ontario’s slogan?
What does the Foodland Ontario logo mean?
Local+Organic = Better Together! To sport the logo, products must meet the Foodland Ontario Standards and be certified to the Canada Organic Standard. Consumers care about both where and how food is produced. Foodland Ontario Organic addresses this by pointing consumers toward local and organic foods.
What is Ontario’s motto?
The Latin motto on the coat of arms – Ut incepit fidelis sic permanent – translates to “loyal she began, loyal she remains.” This refers to the United Empire Loyalists who settled in Ontario in the late 18th century.
What is the nickname of Toronto?
Nicknames for Toronto are nothing new – T-dot, T.O. the 6ix, Hogtown to name a few – but a new poll shows that most of us still refuse to use any moniker for our city.