The first Canadian Tire logo was introduced in 1926, consisting of a tire running hand-in-hand with a one dollar coin. This logo was created by an unnamed customer who had presented it to A.J. Billes, one of the co-founders of Canadian Tire. The customer left the store before Billes could ever thank him or ask for his name.
1935–1940[]
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1940–1950[]
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Designer:
William Punkett
Typography:
Unknown
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In 1940, the upside-down triangle logo was introduced. The idea for the upside-down triangle came from when Billes superimposed the Eldred Pennsylvania Oil logo onto an upside-down triangle graphic in 1929.
1950–1960[]
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1960–1967[]
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1967–2022[]
Designer:
Bernie Freedman
Typography:
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2011–2022[]
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April 4, 2011
In 2011, Canadian Tire introduced a new logo, similar to the previous one but without the text and with other small adjustments.[1] This logo would be used interchangeably with the 1967 logo.[2]
2022–present[]
Designer:
In-house
Typography:
Unknown
Launched:
January 3, 2022
On January 3, 2022, Canadian Tire unveiled a new logo on Twitter as part of their 100th anniversary.[3]
