The PEI provincial flag is a symbol of honour and should be treated with respect. There is no law about flying or displaying the provincial flag, rather the provincial flag guidelines provide information about etiquette based of that of the Government of Canada.

To protect the integrity of the PEI name, logo or any other visual representation, usage standards have been established. Follow these requirements when displaying any of the PEI visual identities (logos).

The Government of Prince Edward Island’s visual identity is a visual shorthand; a cue the public can quickly associate with government and everything it represents. A strong, consistent visual identity helps the people served by government to recognize, access, and trust government programs and services. These design standards are in place to

This document provides general guidelines on configurations, colours and sizes of the Prince Edward Island word mark.

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Prince Edward Island is one of Canada 's provinces, and has established several provincial symbols. [1] Coat of arms was authorized by Vice-regal Warrant dated April 26, 2002, and by an act of the Legislature. Duplicates the design of the shield of arms of Prince Edward Island.

Prince Edward Island’s floral emblem, the lady’s slipper (Cypripedium acaule) was adopted in 1947. A species of orchid, it takes its name from the shape of its petals, which form a pouch somewhat like a slipper.

Carefully chosen for its modern and yet refined, highly legible style, which has been further enhanced by the use of upper case letters in gray. The main logo is the dark logo used on white or colored backround. For darker backrounds you will find an alternative below.

On April 25, 1947, the Legislative Assembly dedicated the lady’s-slipper (Cypripedium acaule) as the floral emblem of Prince Edward Island. As a species of orchid, the lady’s-slipper gained its name from the shape of its petals which form a pouch somewhat like a slipper.

Find the Government of PEI style guide with brand assets such as logos, colors, fonts, and more.