Corporate Identity

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Alberta’s corporate identity is a program that identifies the Government of Alberta’s facilities, programs and services. The program includes the Alberta signature and the emblems of Alberta, including the province’s coat of arms and the flag.Because we need to ensure the logos are used appropriately, they are only available for download to Communications staff on sites that are password protected. To get the files you need, your best course is to work with your Communications branch, who can ensure you get the files you need, along with some guidance on how to place them appropriately.Suppliers should work through their Government contact who can request logos on their behalf from Communications.Government of Alberta staff can download some of the files directly from the GoA staff only website. Be sure to use "goa/" before your username for access.Those with access can download the files that are available by logging in to download files.Should you have any questions you can e-mail visual@gov.ab.ca.The new Alberta signatureIn May 2012 the Government of Alberta logo was revised. The new Alberta signature, as shown in the header above, is now the official logo of the Government of Alberta.The Corporate Identity manual is constantly being updated and will be posted as changes are developed. If you have specific questions regarding any of the content in the Corporate Identity Manual you can send an e-mail to visual@gov.ab.ca.View the Visual Identity Manual pdf (Posted September 2018)Changes in Edition 22 include:• Updated look and design• Deletion of outdated background patterns and other products with updates to others• 1.7 Introduction of icons as a graphic element• 2.5.2 Positioning of additional logos with the Alberta signature• 3.1.3 Addition of the Franco-Alberta flag• 3.3.3.1 Protocol for displaying flags• 4.2.1 Standardized layout for documents and reports• 4.3 Layout for Fact sheets• 4.4 Layout for FAQ sheets• 4.6.1 New design for PowerPoint presentations• 4.7 Signage: Capital project signs, building signs (interior and exterior)• 4.10 Simplified forms headingEdition 21 posted February 2016• 2.2.4.3 and 2.2.4.4 Ministry titles updated• Various examples to reflect ministry titles aboveEdition 20 posted November 2015• 2.2.4.3 and 2.2.4.4 Ministry titles updated (Economic Development and Trade, Advanced Education)• 4.1.3.3.1 Minister envelope format updated to conform to updated Canada Post regulationsEdition 19 posted July 2015• 2.2.4.3 and 2.2.4.4 Status of Women ministry added• 4.1.3 Minister stationery information updated for new ministryEdition 18 posted June 2015• 2.2.4.3 and 2.2.4.4 Ministry signature files updated to reflect new names• 4.1.3 Minister stationery update to allow for multiple ministriesEdition 17 posted January 2015• 1.7.2.1 Background Textures - Greyscale : Available for download• 4.5.1.1 Fact Sheet Templates : Colour and greyscale MS Word files• 4.15.1 iPhone Wallpapers filesEdition 16 posted September 2014• Pages updated to reflect new ministry titles• 4.7 Signage design updated• 4.7.3.1 MSI signage requirementsEdition 15 posted May 2014:• 4.7.4 Update of approval process for signage to include PAB• 4.7.12 Greening Alberta Initiative signage includedEdition 14 posted April 2014:• 2.2.4.3 and 2.2.4.4 Ministry signature files updated to reflect new names• 2.4.1 Improper use updated• 4.1.3 Minister and Associate Minister business card back design updated• 4.1.4 Standard business card back design updated• 4.7.1 Signage design updatedEdition 13 posted November 2013:• 4.6.1 E-mail FootersEdition 12 posted October 2013:• 2.2.7.3 ABCs : Information on the classification of ABCs• 3.2.2 Coat of Arms : Revised text to clarify using the coat of arms• 4.1.3 Minister business cards : Introduction of The Building Alberta Plan on the back of business cards• 4.1.4.1.1 Standard business cards : Introduction of The Building Alberta Plan on the back of business cardsEdition 11 posted September 2013:• 3.0 Emblems of Alberta : Reorganization of the entire section. The Provincial Shield is now available for public use.• 4.2.4 Mailing Label Style Guide• 4.4.1 Alberta Seal updated to reflect existing seals availableEdition 10 posted August 2013:• 4.1.4 Ministry logo use : Clarification on exemptions for ministry specific logos• 4.7 Signage : updated information to reflect changes to existing project signs. New information on partner logo placement and Federal sign requirements. Generic signs/decals and scrim have updated graphic.Edition 9 posted July 2013:• 4.9 Vehicle identification : this section deals with the location of vehicle decalsEdition 8 posted May 2013:• 4.7.1 Signage : the Corporate Signage section is updated to reflect a colour change, updated tagline and revised documentationEdition 7 posted May 2013:• 4.7.1 Signage : the Corporate Signage section is updated to reflect a colour change and updated taglineEdition 6 posted February 2013:• 1.7.1.1 Background Textures : three new ministry textures added• 2.4.1 Improper use : some examples of situations to avoid when using government logos• 4.3.1 PowerPoint presentation templates : a list of PowerPoint files available to use• 4.4.1 The Alberta seals : information about using seals on documents• 4.7.1 Signage : the Corporate Signage document is integrated into the Corporate Identity Manual• Interactive bookmarks have been added to allow faster navigation through the manualCorporate Identity At A Glance A two-page document with a brief overview of the changes to the Alberta corporate identity program. View the At A Glance pdf (Posted July 2012)The Emblems of Alberta The emblems of Alberta reflect the province's history, its natural and diverse landscapes, and its people. You may download and use these images from The Emblems of Alberta website.

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