College digital media students design logos for Western Gateway Trade and Logistics Corridor
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Lethbridge College’s Digital Communications and Media (DCM) program students recently helped build the visual identity through a logo design challenge for Canada’s Western Gateway Trade and Logistics Corridor. Students were given the opportunity to create a logo and pitch their designs to the stakeholders as part of the competitive process. Canada’s Western Gateway chose elements of designs from two students, Cole Cyre and Colton Won, and the organization will work with the students to create the final product. “We are extremely pleased at the successful result of the collaboration between Canada’s Western Gateway and the design students at Lethbridge College in creating our new logo,” says Martin Ebel, Economic Development Officer, Lethbridge County, in a news release.
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