Apparently a swoopless, two dimensional, cool, simple flower is not enough anymore. From the Toronto Star:

The provincial Liberals appear ready to scrap the trillium logo that has been the Ontario government's symbol for decades. The familiar three-petal logo, which has graced provincial buildings, highway signs and documents since the 1970s, will likely be phased out and replaced with a new symbol...

Aides to Premier Dalton McGuinty refused to confirm or deny a Toronto Star story that reported the rebranding effort was under way. But they went out of their way to point out that the trillium flower is not officially Ontario's logo. "In fact, the trillium is not Ontario's `logo.' It is Ontario's flower. And we have no plans to stop the trillium from being Ontario's flower," an email from the Premier's office said...