| Logo Design "The logo was created by Keiron Flamand" |
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Report of the Aboriginal Justice Inquiry of Manitoba
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The logo design: Keiron Flamand
The circle, symbolic of the drum, which is important to Aboriginal peoples, dominates the logo. Part of the symbolism of the drums is to represent the heartbeat of Mother Earth and closeness to nature. The circle is also symbolic of harmony and balance." -- Aboriginal Justice Inquiry |
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"This logo includes the Anglo-Canadian
symbol for justice - the balance scales, which weigh evidence without favour to either
side; the traditional Métis sash; eagle feathers, symbolic of strength and vision; which
are attached to a traditional plains Indian shield, symbolic of protection, one of the
functions of justice.