1952–1958
This logo was also used on Radio-Canada from 1940 to 1958.
1958–1974
This logo was also used by Télévision de Radio-Canada during the same time period that it was used by CBC Television.
1966–1974
This logo was used at the beginning of color programming aired on CBC Television. Their symbol was the CBC Butterfly, which was CBC's answer to the NBC Peacock.
Alternate logo, used only for promos and print advertisements.
1974–1985
An SVG version of this logo is recommended but not required.
You can help Logopedia by uploading it here.
This logo debuted during the final month of 1974, and it is known as "The Gem", or often called "The Exploding Pizza". It was used until December 31, 1985.
Generic Ident
Unused ID planned for a proposed, but never implemented, name change for CBC Television to Television Canada.[1]
Screenshot of CBC interstitial card.
1986–1992
The logo has been single-colored and the blue circle around it was removed. This was introduced on January 1, 1986.
Morning version of the 1986 CBC Television ID.
Afternoon version of the same ID.
Evening version of the same ID.
Gold-colored version of the same ID, celebrating the CBC's 50th anniversary.
Daytime Nighttime Promo
1992–present
In November 1992, a simpler version of the previous logos was adopted.
2001–2009
2009–present
CBC HD logo (2005-present).
References
