Volumes of the FIP Manual are posted on this web site in their
original published form. Since their publishing (1987-1996), several
events have occured that require specific mention. Additionally,
reference may be made in the FIP Manual to documents or government
policies which have since been since superceded by other documents.
1. Coat of Arms modified in 1994
The Coat of Arms, also known as the Arms of Canada, was modified in 1994. The modified version supercedes the former design of the Coat of
Arms. In all instances where the Coat of Arms is displayed, institutions
must be ensure the correct version is used. Approved electronic files of
the Coat of Arms may be obtained through Software Exchanges Services by
calling 819-956-0790.
If you have access to government's publiservice web site, you
may register and download the symbols at the following the address: http://knowledgexchange.pwgsc.gc.ca/index.cfm?fuseaction=home.home&lang=e.
2. Standard for Primary identification sign modified 1996
Modifications to the primary identification signs affect the top band
or blade. The modified standard requires the use of a light grey blade
on top equal to the bottom blade, and bear a FIP signature consosting of
a red flag symbol with the accompanying title in black. The new standard
is to be applied on all new signs and whenever existing signs are being
replaced or refurbished. All institution should use the standing offer
described below to ensure all signage conforms to FIP requirements.
 
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