Corporate Identity Manager

Alberta’s corporate identity is a visual 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.

In this website, you will find information on how to use the various elements of the Alberta corporate identity. The website is constantly being updated to reflect the changes and additions to the Corporate Identity.

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.

If you previously had access to download logos, you can now download some of the files that are available by logging in to download files.

Should you have any questions you can send an e-mail to visual@gov.ab.ca.

Alberta's new Brand and Government new corporate identity requirements

On March 25, 2009, The Government of Alberta announced a new brand and accompanying visual identity. Information about the new corporate identity requirements for the Government of Alberta are available as a PDF until this site can be updated with the new standards.

The Government of Alberta Corporate Identity Manual (Updated Nov 2011)
2.0 The Provincial Signature (Updated Nov 2011)
3.0 The Brand Elements (Updated Nov 2011)