ANiC have a new logo, FYI.
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I like the new logo. Its focal point is the cross, with clear symbol of Canada on the left, and the Global communion on the right. I am glad to see that the cross is not the equal sided cross like the ACoC logo. The equal sided cross, better known as the solar cross is considered one of the oldest pagan symbols, representing the four seasons.