National Flag of Canada

The national flag of Canada features two vertical red bands on the sides and a central white square with a stylized red maple leaf. The red symbolizes Canada's historical ties to Britain, while the white represents peace and neutrality. The prominent maple leaf, a longstanding symbol of Canada, has 11 points, signifying unity and diversity among Canadians. Adopted in 1965, the design reflects national identity, emphasizing the country’s natural landscape and cultural heritage. The flag’s simple yet meaningful symbols foster national pride and recognition worldwide.