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That flag you posted seems to be the Canadian Red Ensign 1868–1921, however i've never seen a version of it with that gold crown over the coat of arms, any one know when this particular flag was used?Could it be a provincial flag?
Thanks.
Happy 4th boston.
That flag you posted seems to be the Canadian Red Ensign 1868–1921, however i've never seen a version of it with that gold crown over the coat of arms, any one know when this particular flag was used?Could it be a provincial flag?
Thanks.
Happy 4th boston.
Hmm I'm not exactly what the little crown is doing there either.
I think this is the most recent version of the Union Jack Canadian flag before it was replaced by the current one in 1965:
Regardless, Canada really has an interesting history with its different flags within the short history of the country. And I think constant innovation is a good thing Maybe someday we'll replace the current flag with a better design.
And lastly, and I must say this (and no offense to my Canadian friends), but I really think the American flag is one of the best designed and pleasing-to-the-eye flag among the nations Just saying.
Gotta admit that Canadian red ensign is a much more visually appealing flag than the plain old Maple Leaf we have today..
Indeed! Which ever party can restore the old flag gets my vote in October I don't care if you waste money or go to war abroad or enact some half-a** security bill or have the same hairstyle for the last 10 years. JUST GIVE ME A BETTER LOOKING FLAG!
Indeed! Which ever party can restore the old flag gets my vote in October I don't care if you waste money or go to war abroad or enact some half-a** security bill or have the same hairstyle for the last 10 years. JUST GIVE ME A BETTER LOOKING FLAG!
That aint gonna happen and i'm wondering why some one from the USA gives a f about what the Canadian flag looks like.
And in wishing Canadians a Happy Canada day then takes the Sincerity out of the gesture by posting a pic of a flag of Canada that hasnt used in 50 years along with a country descriptor that is equally archaic.
Must remember to do Canada Day downtown more often. Toronto was rocking. So much going on.
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