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| 1953–1963 | 1963–1966 | 1966–1972; 1972–1984 (secondary) | 1972–1981 (primary) | 1981–1984 (primary) |
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Simpsons-Sears[]
1953–1963[]
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1963–1966[]
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1966–1972; 1972–1984 (secondary)[]
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1972–1981 (primary)[]
The Simpsons part of the logo was dropped in 1972, and it became known as just Sears (though it was still legally known as Simpsons-Sears, and many stores continued to be branded as such until 1984).
1981–1984 (primary)[]
Sears Canada[]
1984–1994[]
Simpsons-Sears changed their legal name to Sears Canada, and adopted the 1984 U.S. Sears logo.
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1994–2000[]
Sears Canada changed their logo to blue, adopting the 1994 blue variant of the American counterpart.
2000–2004[]
The maple leaf was added to the logo to differentiate from the American chain's logo.
2004–2016[]
The letters changed from all uppercase letters to lowercase letters, leaving the capital 'S' intact.
This logo was retained on Sears Connect until 2018.
2016–2018[]
In 2016, to improve their sales, Sears Canada modernized their logo as part of a restructuring plan.
Sears Canada declared bankruptcy a year later and began liquidating their stores. All Sears Canada stores were closed by January 14, 2018.
