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Federal Identity Program
The Federal Identity Program is the Canadian government's corporate identity program controlled by the Treasury Board Secretariat. The purpose is to clearly identify each program and service of the government. The Federal Identity Program covers approximately 160 institutions and over 20,000 facilities across Canada and worldwide. Among the applications are stationery, forms, vehicular markings, signage, advertising, published material, electronic communications, audio-visual productions,expositions, personnel identification, awards, plaques, packaging, labelling and identification of equipment. This program and the Communications Policy of the Government of Canada help to shape the public look of the government.
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