Veteran at Ottawa raising of Canada's Maple Leaf flag 60 years ago pens heartfelt letter to it
London, Ont., veteran Bruce Stock was on duty on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Feb. 15, 1965, when the Maple Leaf flag was ...
On the Maple Leaf flag’s 60th birthday, let’s fly it proudly
Sixty years ago, at the stroke of noon on a crisp, snowy, brilliantly sunny day, the Maple Leaf flag was raised for the first ...
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Distinctive and meaningful: Why Canada has the best-designed flag in the world
The North American Vexillological Association — it brands itself as the world’s largest club for flag enthusiasts — has settled on five basic rules for good flag design. They even distilled the rules ...
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Patriotic Ontario pilot creates massive maple leaf in the sky to send message to U.S.
In a bit of fancy flying that was in equal measures patriotic, precise and polite, an Ontario pilot showed Donald Trump ...
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Canada coach Jon Cooper loves Brad Marchand’s passion: ‘His heart’s the shape of a maple leaf’
Canada head coach Jon Cooper has loved his time with Boston Bruins captain Brad Marchand at the 4 Nations Face-Off, saying ...
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A Day of National Pride in Canada for 60 Years
Onge, Minister of Canadian Heritage, issued this statement to mark the National Flag of Canada Day, which Canadians celebrate ...
Royal Family and King Charles' issues 'message to people of Canada' days after Meghan Markle's exit
King Charles and Queen Camilla have shared a message to the people of Canada just days after Meghan Markle's departure from ...
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Fly the Maple Leaf proudly! Mississauga celebrates National Flag of Canada Day with pride and unity
February 15, 2025 holds special significance as it marks the 60th anniversary of the iconic red and white maple leaf flag — a symbol of Canada’s national identity and our values as a people.
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Flag Day surges in relevance as Canada faces Trump’s threats to economy, sovereignty
“The single maple leaf presents an image of ... traditionally a symbol of distress that in this case was meant to suggest Canada was in crisis because of government restrictions.