Alberta Introduces New Licence Plates
Alberta is getting new licence plates. The UCP announced a 'tournament-style' online vote to select a new design, replacing the current one from 1984.
The new plate will feature the words 'Strong and Free', adopted as the provincial motto in 1980. This phrase serves as a nod to Canada's national anthem and Alberta's position within a united Canada.
- The current licence plate design was introduced in 1984.
- 'Wild Rose Country' had been on plates since 1974, but was proposed to be removed in 2014.
'Strong and Free' will “serve as a nod to Canada’s national anthem and Alberta’s position as a strong and sovereign province within a united Canada.
The UCP notes that 'Strong and Free' is also part of the party's slogan and a reference to the Strong and Free Club for top supporters.
Author's summary: Alberta licence plates get a new design.
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