Ontario Automobile Corporation, a Toronto-based remanufacturer of automotive and truck parts, filed a Canadian trademark application for its logo on September 7, 1967, with registration published on August 14, 1970.[1] The mark was filed under application number 307488 with the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO).[1]
Design and History
The logo was registered by Ontario Automobile Corporation, whose business was described in the trademark record as the remanufacturing of parts for automobiles and trucks.[1] The company was based in Toronto, Ontario.[2]
The trademark record identifies the mark simply as a “Logo” and does not include a detailed visual description, color specification, or designer attribution.[1] While some sources have attributed the design to a designer named Raymond Lee, this claim could not be verified through the trademark record or other reliable documentation.
Meaning and Symbolism
No documented symbolism, color meaning, or design intent for the Ontario Automobile Corporation logo was found in the available sources. The trademark filing provides no description of the mark’s visual elements or their significance.[1]
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