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Province : [[Ontario]]
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====Official blazon====
===Official blazon===
'''Arms''': Or two anchors in saltire between two fish hauriant in pale Azure and two apples in fess Gules, a chief enarched embattled Azure<br>
'''Arms''': Or two anchors in saltire between two fish hauriant in pale Azure and two apples in fess Gules, a chief enarched embattled Azure<br>
'''Crest''': On a grassy mount Vert a lighthouse Argent beaconed Or<br>
'''Crest''': On a grassy mount Vert a lighthouse Argent beaconed Or<br>
'''Supporters''': Two mute swans standing on a grassy mount set with trillium flowers, fir boughs and cornucopias proper<br>
'''Supporters''': Two mute swans standing on a grassy mount set with trillium flowers, fir boughs and cornucopias proper<br>
'''Motto''': PROGRESSUS ET STABILITAS
'''[[:Category:Mottoes all|Motto]]''': PROGRESSUS ET STABILITAS
   
   
====Origin/meaning====
===Origin/meaning===
The arms were officially granted on February 15, 2008.  
The arms were officially granted on February 15, 2008.  


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This Latin motto means “Progress and stability”.
This Latin motto means “Progress and stability”.


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BRIGHTON

Province : Ontario

Arms (crest) of Brighton (Ontario)

Official blazon

Arms: Or two anchors in saltire between two fish hauriant in pale Azure and two apples in fess Gules, a chief enarched embattled Azure
Crest: On a grassy mount Vert a lighthouse Argent beaconed Or
Supporters: Two mute swans standing on a grassy mount set with trillium flowers, fir boughs and cornucopias proper
Motto: PROGRESSUS ET STABILITAS

Origin/meaning

The arms were officially granted on February 15, 2008.

The yellow colour alludes to agriculture, particularly wheat and corn. The anchors indicate the area’s historic maritime trade and current recreational boating. The apples refer to a prominent local crop, while the fish refer to sport fishing and the fishing industry. They also allude to the heraldic dolphins in the arms of Brighton, England. The crenellated division line refers to industry.

The lighthouse is a local landmark, and the rays coming from it make a pun on the name Brighton.

Swans are a local water bird. The fir boughs allude to the park area; the cornucopiae are another indication of the area’s agricultural importance; and the trillium flowers refer to the province of Ontario.

This Latin motto means “Progress and stability”.


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