1967–1969
This logo was first introduced to the Canadians when McDonald's opened its first Canadian branch in Richmond, British Columbia on June 3, 1967.
1969–1984
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Print version
Alternative version
Print version of the alternative logo
Version without any text, only symbol.
1984–2003
Alternative logo
In 1984, the logo was given a red background and the text became white. A maple leaf, to represent Canada, was also added into the logo.
2003–2006
Version with the McDonald's slogan
2006–present
As part of the first restaurant redesign for decades, called Forever Young, the logo was redesigned, but the lettering and the red background are now used separately from the Golden Arches.
From Canadian commercials of McDonald's
2019–present
In 2019, McDonald's Canada introduced The Token logo, albeit with a maple leaf inside the M.
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