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Zab Design & Typography inc
Toronto Ontario
http://www.zab.ca
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Zab created the section15.ca wordmark using three typefaces. The letters are based on Zuzana Licko’s Filosophia Bold. The number 15 comes was created using Zab's own Rubber Bit.
Rubber Bit is also used for the menu found in the right-hand column.
section15.ca titles were designed in Georgia and Verdana. The summaries and body copy are in Verdana.
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Gossamer Threads
Vancouver British Columbia
http://www.gossamer-threads.com
photo research
KlixPix
Toronto, Ontario
http://www.klixpix.com
information architecture, programming, css and bricolage templates
Dawn Buie
Toronto, Ontario
http://dawnthots.ca
additional programming
Greg Heo
Toronto, Ontario
http://node79.com
project manager
Raised Eyebrow Web Studio Inc.
Vancouver, British Columbia
http://www.raisedeyebrow.com
software
Bricolage is the open-source content management system used for section15.ca’s features and blog.
http://www.bricolage.cc
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Seasonal Feature
November 11: Remembrance Day
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During World War One, women contributed significantly to the war effort on the home front in Canada. They laboured on farms, in offices and in factories. They filled jobs of men who enlisted, and took on new jobs in factories manufacturing war goods. They headed and kept families fed and clothed. By 1917, there were over 35,000 women working in munitions factories in Quebec and Ontario. But they weren’t allowed to wear pants on the job. read more