The maple leaf has been used as a Canadian emblem since the 1700s. It was first used as a national symbol in 1868 when it appeared on the coat of arms of both Ontario and Quebec.
Canada Flag Proposal 1 by ted.peterson22. July 2018.
Canada Flag Proposal 2 by ted.peterson22. July 2018.
Canada Flag Proposal 3 by ted.peterson22. July 2018.
Canada Flag Proposal 4 by ted.peterson22. July 2018. Based on Quebec flag.
Canada Flag Proposal 5 by ted.peterson22. July 2018.
Canada Flag Proposal 6 by ted.peterson22. July 2018. Canadian Red Ensign revival.
Canada Flag Proposal 7 by ted.peterson22. July 2018.
Canada Flag Proposal 8 by ted.peterson22. July 2018.
Canada Flag Proposal 9 by ted.peterson22. July 2018. Canadian Red Ensign revival.
Canada Flag Proposal 10 by ted.peterson22. July 2018.
Canada Flag Proposal 11 by ted.peterson22. July 2018.
Canada Flag Proposal 12 by ted.peterson22. August 2018.
Canada Flag Proposal 13 by ted.peterson22. August 2018.
Canada Flag Proposal 14 by ted.peterson22. September 2018.
Canada Flag Proposal 15 by ted.peterson22. September 2018.
Canada Flag Proposal 16 by ted.peterson22. January 2019.
Canada Flag Proposal 17 by ted.peterson22. January 2019.
Canada Flag Proposal 18 by ted.peterson22. January 2019.
Canada Flag Proposal 19 by ted.peterson22. January 2019.
Canada Flag Proposal 20 by ted.peterson22. January 2019.
Canada Flag Proposal 21 by ted.peterson22. January 2019.
Canada Flag Proposal 22 by ted.peterson22. January 2019.
Canada Flag Proposal 23 by ted.peterson22. January 2019.
Canada Flag Proposal 24 by ted.peterson22. January 2019.
Canada Flag Proposal 25 by ted.peterson22. January 2019.
Canada Flag Proposal 26 by ted.peterson22. January 2019.
Canada Flag Proposal 27 by ted.peterson22. January 2019.
Canada Flag Proposal 28 by ted.peterson22. January 2019.
Canada Flag Proposal 29 by ted.peterson22. January 2019.
Canada Flag Proposal 30 by ted.peterson22. January 2019.
Canada Flag Proposal 31 by ted.peterson22. January 2019.
Canada Flag Proposal 32 by ted.peterson22. January 2019.
Canada Flag Proposal 33 by ted.peterson22. January 2019.
Canada Flag Proposal 34 by ted.peterson22. January 2019.
Canada Flag Proposal 35 by ted.peterson22. January 2019.
Canada Flag Proposal by Wildrose-Wally July 2020.
Design by Downy Duckling. The two blue stripes on the top and bottom represent the two oceans that straddle Canada, as reflected in its motto A mari usque ad mare. Each color represents one of the three main ethnic groups of Canada: The color red represents the First Nations/aboriginals, the color white represents British/English Canadians, the color blue represents the Quebecois/French Canadians. The white circle represents snowy tundra.
Design by Flag Mashup Bot, December 2020
Canadian flag proposal by Flag Mashup Bot. The colors represent the three main ethnic groups of Canada: Red represents the First Nations, while blue and white represent the Quebecois and the English respectively. By having a canton, it also resembles the old Red Ensign, harkening back to it and invoking continuity with Canadian history and the past.
Design by Laqueesha. The five stripes/colors represent the five main ethnic groups of Canada: Red for the First Nations, Yellow for the Inuit, White for the English, Blue for the Quebecois, and Green for the Acadians.
Design by Fart16 - February 2021
Designed by Flag Mashup Bot. The red stripe represents the First Nations, and the two white triangles represent the English and the Quebecois. The two blue stripes represent the two oceans that straddle Canada (i.e. the Atlantic and the Pacific) as reflected in the country's motto: A Mari usque ad Mare.
Design by Flag Mashup Bot. Red and white are traditional Canadian national colors. The six stars represent the main ethnic groups of Canada: The English, Scottish, French, Métis, Inuit, and the First Nations.
Designed by Laqueesha. The three horizontal bands represent the three main ethnic groups of Canada: Blue represents the Quebecois, white the English, and black the First Nations. The three leaves represent the three main regions of Canada: The West/Prairies, the East/Maritimes, and the North. It also harkens back to the old Red Ensign flag, which had three green leaves on it, invoking continuity with the past and history. Green also represents nature, as Canada has many forests.
Designed by Laqueesha. Inspired by a billboard seen outside the Rogers Centre circa 2008/2009. Black represents First Nations, white the French, and red the English.
Designed by Laqueesha. Inspired by the landscape of the Prairies. Green is grass, blue is the sky.
Designed by Laqueesha. Inspired by the landscape of the Prairies. Green is grass, blue is sky, white is clouds. The three colors also represent the three main ethnic groups of Canada: The English in white, the Quebecois in blue, and the First Nations in green.
Designed by Laqueesha. Blue represents the two oceans that straddle Canada. White represents snow and the Canadian people. The shade of blue is also identical to that found on the French flag, representing Canada's French heritage.
Designed by Laqueesha. The three colors represent the three main ethnic groups of Canada: The English in white, the Quebecois in blue, and the First Nations in red. Blue is also on the fly side of the flag, mirroring Quebec's placement in Canada when viewed on a north-up oriented map.
Designed by Laqueesha. The three colors represent the three main ethnic groups of Canada: The English in red, the Quebecois in green, and the First Nations in black.
Canada, US and Mexico all combined.
Portuguese Overseas Province of Labrador
Canada flag but unknown designer
Canada colonized by Portugal