Flag of Canada

1. Flag of Canada's detail

Flag of Canada is made from different part of fabric with the middle one printed a maple leaf.

Flag of Canada could be made from 100% polyester fabric, linen fabric or valize fabric. Each material has its advantage for the flag in durability, color remainment, shape and appearance.

The standard size of flag of Canada is 1x2m. However, the size could be customized by your order. Kim Flag- Vietnamese flag producer could make any kind of flag you want.

2. History of flag of Canada

The flag of Canada (English: Flag of Canada; French: Drapeau du Canada), also called Maple Leaf (English: Maple Leaf) or Single leaf (French: l'Unifolié) consists of a red background and a colored box. white at its center, in the center of which is a stylized red maple leaf with 11 pointed ends. This design was adopted in 1965 to replace the Union flag. The Canadian Red Flag was used informally from the 1890s and was approved in 1945 by the Conclave for use "wherever or at any event where a distinctive Canadian flag may be raised".

In 1964, Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson formed a committee to deal with the issue, sparking a serious debate about changing the flag. Of the three options, George Stanley's maple leaf design was chosen, which was based on the flag of the Royal Military Academy of Canada. The flag made its first official appearance on February 15, 1965; This day is now celebrated annually as Canadian Flag Day.

There are many different flags created for use by government agencies and Canadian military forces. Most of those flags have a maple leaf theme in different design styles. The Royal Union Flag is also an official flag in Canada. In addition, the provincial flags of the provinces of British Columbia, Ontario and Manitoba also contain the design of the Union flag in them.