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In 1867, Canada did not have an official national flag; the country was still a collection of provinces under British North America. The Union Jack was commonly used as a symbol of Canadian identity, reflecting its colonial ties to Britain. Various provincial flags and banners were also in use, but there was no distinct Canadian flag until the adoption of the Maple Leaf flag in 1965.

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