In 2016, following pressure from fans who found this original design offensive due to its racial connotations, Ottawa decided to change up its look slightly by introducing a new version called "Spirit Logo". This version still contained elements from the original such as two crossed tomahawks but replaced most other aspects including "Redskins" text and feather accents for more abstract shapes like circles & arrows instead - better representing Indigenous culture without being linked directly to any particular tribe or nation specifically. Additionally, this spirited logo also included four colors - black, white, grey & red - alluding further towards unity between different cultures within Canada rather than just focusing solely on one group alone.

By 2018 however, things changed yet again when Ottawa released what would become known officially known simply 'the O.' This time around it featured only one color (black) alongside lettering spelling out 'Ottawa' above & below an illustration depicting traditional Aboriginal artistry featuring various animals natively found within the Ontario region itself; making sure not only everyone know exactly where these designs were coming from but that they were respectful enough so no single group felt excluded either way either!