New logo for Cambridge, Ontario? Here's the old.

It is reported that Cambridge, Ontario is about to change its. The old one was reportedly introduced in the 1970s.

The following text comes from the "City Hall and Insignia" page on the city website (archived) and explains the thinking behind the "three C" logo:

The three C's used in the City of Cambridge logo represent both the Corporation of the City of Cambridge (as an acronym 'CCC') and also the three founding communities of Galt, Preston and Hespeler. The amalgamation of these communities is illustrated in the interlocking design. The white space between the letters is representative of the exchange of ideas and culture and communication of desires of the three founding communities now being channeled into one community with common goals.

The blue, green and gold 'Three C' logo is the informal symbolic device designed to represent the Corporation of the City of Cambridge on its letterhead paper and brochures.

News reports about the logo change:
CTV TheRecord.com 570News