The ANTEC logo was designed by Rubin Simon for the 2002 Conference. The symbols are read from the East (yellow) to the North (white) in a clock-wise direction. All things begin in the east. The sun rises in the east, and thus, begins the dawn of a new day. The story of the logo begins in the east and ends in the centre. Centre is where we find meaning and balance.
Mi’kmaq
| East | Mawita’jik |  |
|---|---|---|
| South | Nuji-kina’mua’tijik |  |
| West | Kulaman wli-kina’mua’tita |  |
| North | L’nu’ |  |
| Centre | Mijua’ji’jk |  |
Translation by Bernie Francis
Wolastoq
| East | Makwehsolhtowok | |
|---|---|---|
| South | Notkehkikemicik | |
| West | Wellam Kiskehkimawa | |
| North | Skicinowi | |
| Centre | Wassisәk | |
Translation by Sandra Nicholas
Migemag
| East | Maoi taatjig | |
|---|---|---|
| South | Notji ginamoatitjig | |
| West | Golaman oliginaamoatita | |
| North | Elnoei-eeg | |
| Centre | Mitjooatjiitjg | |
Translation by Jane A. Dedum
English
| East | A gathering of | |
|---|---|---|
| South | educators | |
| West | so as to teach well | |
| North | Aboriginal | |
| Centre | children | |