|
|
Suncan understands the importance of good communication.
|
|
Not only is reaching voters a numbers game, it requires the right visual cues and the right medium to carry the message. Suncan has over a decade of experience working with logos and print advertisers to develop products that will make your campaign a success.
|
|
|
DECALS, SIGNS, & STICKERS.
|
According to many historians, the maple leaf began to serve as a Canadian symbol as early as 1700. Today, the maple leaf appears on the penny. However, between 1876 and 1901, it appeared on all Canadian coins. The modern one-cent piece has two maple leaves on a common twig, a design that has gone almost unchanged since 1937. During the First World War, the maple leaf was included in the badge of the Canadian Expeditionary Force. Since 1921, the Royal Arms of Canada have included three maple leaves as a distinctive Canadian emblem. With the proclamation of Canada's new flag in 1965, the maple leaf has become the most-prominent Canadian symbol. On February 15, 1965, the red maple leaf flag was inaugurated as the National Flag of Canada. (Canadian Heritage)
|
|
Call for Canadian Flags Decals 1-877-767-5646
|
|
Make your visual communications speak volumes to your audience. Static cling applies to windows on cars, campaign offices, office buidlings, and are fantastic to give away to supporters at rallies for candidates. |
|
|
© Copyright Suncan Industries Ltd. 2007
NOTICE of COPYRIGHT & TRADEMARKS
All
of the content on this site (including all text, graphics, sounds,
demos, patches, hints and other files) is covered under Canadian, US
and international copyright and trademark laws by Suncan Industries
Ltd. All other company trademarks and logos are property of ., or are
presented with permission and/or under license of copyright or
trademark owners. No content may be used for any commercial use without
express written permission of the rightful copyright or trademark owners.
Last Updated on 09/03/2007
|
|
