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Flag of Canada

The flag of Canada (also called "the Maple Leaf") is a red rectangular flag with a white block in the center that features a red maple leaf. It was adopted as the national flag of Canada in 1965 when it replaced the Union flag as the national flag. Questions about the flag of Canada can be directed here.

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What do the rings on the Canada flag mean?

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While some believe the colors on the Canadian flag have no official significance. As well, the points on the maple leaf found on the flag, do NOT correspond to the provinces and territories of Canada, as there are now 10 provinces and 3 territories and only 11 points on the Canadian flag. The blocks on both sides are supposed to represent both west and east, the pacific and Atlantic ocean. Others believe the white means peace and honesty and the red means hardiness, bravery, strength & valour.

Why is Canada's flag a maple leaf?

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The maple leaf appears on the Canadian flag and is an important Canadian symbol, so in the winter Olympics currently taking place in Vancouver, Canada, you will see the maple leaf as well as the traditional five linked rings of the Olympics.

What logo has a Canadian maple leaf inside a red circle?

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The Western Stoneware Company of Monmouth, Illinois.

What does the red maple leaf stand for on the Canadian flag?

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It stands for the many maple trees in Canada.

Who carried the Canada flag to the 2010 winter Olympic games?

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Mark Grimmette.

Grimmette, a luger, won a bronze medal at the 1998 Winter Games in Nagano in men's doubles and a silver medal at the 2002 Winter Games in Salt Lake City in men's doubles (both with partner Brian Martin). The 2010 Winter Games will be his 5th Olympics.

When did Canada get the maple leaf on the Canadian flag?

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The flag was first used on February 15, 1965.

A picture of Canada's flag?

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The Arms of Her Majesty The Queen in Right of Canada has been the official coat of arms of the Canadian Monarch and, therefore, the coat of arms of Canada since 1921. There have been redmaple leaves since 1957. It's history is so rich that I refer you to the Related Link listed below for more information:

How does kayak represent Canada?

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At first glance it doesn't. The Kayak is a boat used by the Inuit. They did not have the same relationship with Canada as Natives in other parts of the country. For example they never signed treaties with the British Crown. They have not played the role of many others in Canada, and are still part of the Canadian colonies.

But the Inuit are recent arrivals to the North. They displaced the Thule about 1000 to 700 years ago. Compared to other Natives who entered Canada as the ice sheet retreated thousands of years ago they are new to this land.

As is most Canadians. With about 40% of Canadians not being born in Canada or having at least one parent in Canada many Canadians are new to the land.

The Kayak is the boat of the most recent Aboriginals, and being a recent arrival is very Canadian.

What does it mean to be Canadian by conviction?

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a stupid person in a name of Olvan qwerty insulin grace is a Canadian

What do the two red bars on the Canadian stand for?

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Each of the bars on the flag represents one of the oceans that boarders each side of Canada.