TFO



1987–1997	1997–2001	2001–2012	2012–2016 (primary), 2016–2020 (secondary)	2016–2020	2020–present

La Chaîne TVO[]

1987–1997[]

SVG NEEDED

TFO[]

1997–2001[]

2001–2012[]

In 2001, TFO received a new look.

2012–2016 (primary), 2016–2020 (secondary)[]

Designer:

Lowe Roche
ZINK

Typography:

Trade Gothic Condensed Bold (modified)

Launched:

2012

In 2012, TFO once again received a makeover.

2016–2020[]

Designer:

Troika Design Group

Typography:

Trade Gothic Condensed Bold (modified)

Launched:

January 2016^[1]

In 2016, alongside a general graphical refresh, TFO adjusted the kerning of its wordmark. The 2012 version continued to be used on the channel's website until the next logo's introduction.

2020–present[]

Designer:

Adam Damiani and Sam Bullis for
Juniper Park\TBWA^[2]

Typography:

Unknown

Launched:

September 2020^[3]

References[]

[1] ttps://www.newscaststudio.com/2016/01/12/ontario-cultural-channel-relaunches-with-help-of-troika/

[2] ttps://www.adamdamiani.com/tfo

[3] ttps://strategyonline.ca/2020/09/29/tfo-rebrands-with-an-eye-towards-educations-digital-future/

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