Coat of Arms of Canada

The Coat of Arms of Canada symbolizes the nation's history, identity, and values. It features a shield divided into four parts representing Canada’s founding nations—England, France, Ireland, and Scotland—along with a central emblem of a sprig of beaver, symbolizing industry. On top, a royal crown signifies Canada's constitutional monarchy. Supporting the shield are a lion and a unicorn, representing England and Scotland, respectively. The motto “A Mari Usque Ad Mare” means “From Sea to Sea,” highlighting Canada's vast geographical span. Overall, the coat of arms encapsulates Canada's heritage, unity, and sovereignty.