Yukon Canada Day Flag

The winner for the best Canada Day themed sub-federal flag is the Yukon.  Much of the pattern of the flag is intact, except for the pattern on the shield.  It now features the Sacred Red Maple Leaf.  The blue bars on the side are showing off the Canadian spirit.  The husky in the crest and flowers below are the same. 


Move over Superman and Batman, WE got Wolverine...SKNITTT!!

Saskatchewan Canada Day Flag

The Saskatchewan Canada Day flag has the field decked out with patriotic Canadian colours of red and white.  Also the English cross on the badge in the canton area is replaced with three Sacred Canadian Red Maple Leafs.

Prince Edward Island Canada Day Flag

The Prince Edward Island Canada Day flag differs slightly from the official PEI flag. Instead of Oak Trees, Maple Tress are now present.  There is one larger Maple that stands above three smaller Maples towards the hoist.


Ergo...the Terminator is Canadian!

Ontario Canada Day Flag

Ontario's Canada Day flag as replaced with flag of the UK with a single Sacred Red Maple Leaf.  The badge remains the same with English flag and maple leaf design.


When you love the Bieber, you love Canada.  The world does indeed love Canada.

The Nunavut Canada Day Flag - ᓄᓇᕗᑦ ᑲᓇᑖ ᑌ ᕝᓚᒡ

The Nunavut Canada Day flag shines strong with Matriotic Colours of Canada: red and white.  A Sacred Maple Leaf replaces the blue star in the upper fly canton area. Finally the yellow area is now red.


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North West Territories Canada Day Flag

For Canada Day, the flag of the NWT are changed a wee bit.  In the central shield is the Sacred Red Maple Leaf, with one golden bar, squiggly blue river line, and the head of the arctic fox is maintained.

The blue sides are switched to white while the middle section is now red.

Newfoundland and Labrador Canada Day Flag

In honor of Canada Day, the colours are shaded to honor the national colours.  Also the Sacred Maple Leaf is at the center point directing humanity to the Canadian Way of Life.