Vancouver Canucks Logo

Primary Logo (1970/71-1977/78)

What is the Vancouver Canucks Logo?

The original Vancouver Canucks logo, known unofficially as the stick-in-rink logo, showed a white hockey stick inside a blue hockey rink trimmed in green. Together the elements formed a letter C for Canucks. The colours paid tribute to British Columbia, green for the forests, blue for the Pacific Ocean, and white for the snow-capped Rocky Mountains. The design was replaced in 1978 because the colours were considered to not be aggressive enough.

Unveiled: June 6, 1970
Who designed the Vancouver Canucks Logo?
Joe Borovich
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Vancouver Canucks Logo Primary Logo (1970/71-1977/78) - The original Vancouver Canucks logo, known unofficially as the stick-in-rink logo, showed a white hockey stick inside a blue hockey rink trimmed in green. Together the elements formed a letter C for Canucks. The colours paid tribute to British Columbia, green for the forests, blue for the Pacific Ocean, and white for the snow-capped Rocky Mountains. The design was replaced in 1978 because the colours were considered to not be aggressive enough. SportsLogos.Net
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