Image accuracy

Submit an official logo, seal, banner or photograph

This resource does not invent, approximate or reconstruct organizational emblems. Where no authoritative source has been verified, the organization is shown with its verified name and the notice “Official emblem not yet verified.” rather than a guessed image.

If you are authorized to act for a Canadian Masonic body, you can supply the correct file here. Submissions are never published automatically — every image is held for human review against the image accuracy policy before it becomes publicly visible.

Submission details

Grand Lodge, Grand Chapter, Grand Council, Sovereign Great Priory, Supreme Council, Temple, College or other authority.

Province or territory, plus the exact Canadian jurisdiction (for example: Ontario, G.R.C.; or a Prince Hall Grand Lodge jurisdiction).

An address on the organization's own domain wherever possible.

Original unaltered artwork please — SVG where available, otherwise high-resolution PNG with any transparent padding that forms part of the official design left intact.

Minimum size, clear space, approved backgrounds, light or dark variants, or any prohibition on cropping or recolouring.

Exact wording to display, if attribution is required.

Link to a media kit or brand standards document, if one exists.

How submissions are reviewed

  1. The organization and its exact Canadian jurisdiction are identified.
  2. The file is compared against the organization's official website and publications.
  3. Wording, symbols, colours and proportions are confirmed.
  4. Source, copyright, trademark and permission are recorded.
  5. The asset is classified and given alt text and a caption.
  6. A human reviewer approves or declines publication.
  7. The listing is scheduled for periodic re-verification.

Automated matching alone never approves an emblem, and community users cannot replace an official emblem.

What this resource will not do

  • Generate or reconstruct an emblem, seal, jewel, banner or certificate with AI.
  • Substitute an American emblem for a Canadian body.
  • Add a maple leaf, crown, cross or other device to an official mark.
  • Recolour, rotate, crop, stretch, filter or simplify an official mark.
  • Present a category symbol or editorial illustration as an official logo.
  • Caption a generic building photograph as a specific Canadian lodge.

No image is better than a false image.

Rights

Organizational names, seals, emblems and logos remain the property of their respective governing bodies. Their appearance is for identification and educational reference and does not imply endorsement of this independent resource.