Canada is a federation composed of ten provinces and three territories. Depending on the province, these are further divided
Canada has a rich heraldic tradition and all provinces and many of the subdivisions use arms, but not all of these are officially
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...al crests'''<br>Booklet with 14 postcards showing the coats of arms of the provinces, the territories and the national arms.<br>Due to the delicate binding of t
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'''Crest''': A Canadian Inuit dog courant proper<br>
...s a well-known symbol of paramedic services. The maple leaves refer to the provinces and territories of Canada.
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...otto translates as "United we are stronger". The badge was approved by the Canadian Heraldic Authority on December 1, 2001.
...rom https://www.canada.ca/en/services/defence/caf/military-identity-system/canadian-forces-badges/
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'''Supporters''': Dexter a moose, sinister a Canadian deer proper. <br>
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...ERMANY 1944-1945; RHINE; all within a bordure of the floral emblems of the provinces of Canada proper.
The bison is a fierce and powerful Canadian animal. The Latin Motto translates as “Nothing left to chance”.
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Maple Leaves area Canadian National Emblem, their Number signifies the Nine Provinces and two Territories of Canada (at the time). The Badge was approved on 6 Ma
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...d the equivalent status of Nunavut with other territories and provinces in Canadian Confederation.
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...e are found in abundance in these provinces. The badge was Approved by the Canadian Heraldic Authority on 15 July 2015.
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...nt). The scarlet (or red) commemorates the regiment’s service with the 1st Canadian Division in both world wars and is the traditional colour of the army and t
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...E AND GERMANY 1944-1945; all within a bordure of the floral emblems of the provinces of Canada proper.
...ity-system/ and https://reg.gg.ca/heraldry. Information from Badges of the Canadian Forces / Insignes des Forces Canadiennes.
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This page shows the sources used, or to be used, on the [[Canada|Canadian]] part of the site Heraldry of the World. Not all the information from the
# Mackie, C.S.T.: The Canadian Law of Arms - Part II: The Provinces. Alta Studia Heraldica 3(2010)55-76
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...Y 1943; and BERLIN 1944; all within a bordure of the floral emblems of the provinces of Canada proper.
...ity-system/ and https://reg.gg.ca/heraldry. Information from Badges of the Canadian Forces / Insignes des Forces Canadiennes.
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...Saskatchewan’s status within Confederation. The beaver is symbolic of the Canadian North, the fur trade and the province’s aboriginal population. It holds a
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