Logos and advertising templates

For any advertising where a FedNor project (Northern Ontario Development Program - NODP or the Economic Development Initiative, EDI) is mentioned, with the exception of staffing (Recruitment ads) and RFP's, both the FedNor Logo and the Canada wordmark must be used.

In order to size the elements to fit the advertising space purchased, you will need to download each logo separately, however both should be of equal size in the final application.

Image Placement Example

For specific requirements with respect to FedNor Youth Internship advertising, please see the Template for Youth Internship.

For information regarding Federal logos requirements for CFDCs Visibility.

For information regarding Federal logos requirements for the Community Adjustment Fund.

For website usage, please place the logos on the index page, with a hyperlink to http://fednor.gc.ca.

For Radio & TV advertising, the tag line, "Proudly supported by: " should be added above the logos.


Accessibility notice: If the following image files are not accessible to you, please contact the Communications Department for assistance in obtaining the documents in the appropriate format.

19 Lisgar Street, Suite 307
Sudbury, Ontario P3E 3L4
Canada
Tel.: 877-333-6673
Fax: 705-671-0717
E-mail: FedNor Webmaster


Right click the hyperlinked file in the website. Click the "Save Link As..." option (in Firefox) or the "Save Target As..." (in Internet Explorer) to download the desired graphic.

Information about graphic file formats

EPS: High-quality format most often used by professional graphic designers using specialized software. This graphic contains a transparent background. More info.

(Note: ".eps" files often download with the ".ps" extension in Internet Explorer. Be sure to add the "e" to the extension, from ".ps" to ".eps" to be able to use the graphic.)

TIF: Quality format typically used in documents such as newsletters, brochures and letterhead. Can be used in commonly available software. More info.

JPG: Quality format typically used for Web sites, as well as in publications such as newsletters, brochures and letterhead. More info.

GIF: Format used primarily for logos and other small graphics on Web sites. This graphic contains a transparent background. More info.