Province to Change Licence Plate Theme
The provincial government has announced plans to update the design of licence plates, which have remained unchanged since 1984.
Until November 15, Albertans can participate in online voting to choose from eight unique designs that incorporate the province's landscape and history, all based on the theme "Strong and Free".
The motto's inclusion on the licence plates will also serve as a nod to Canada's national anthem and Alberta's position as a strong and sovereign province within a united Canada.
The new design will be implemented starting in 2026 and is said to reflect "Alberta's bold identity, economic strength and deep-rooted provincial pride".
Author's summary: Alberta licence plates to get a new look.
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