Canada Logo
A horizontal rectangular flag showing a large stylized red maple leaf centered on a white square field, flanked on the left and right by solid vertical red bands. The maple leaf is symmetrical with pointed lobes and a short stem, occupying...
Logo
About Canada
A horizontal rectangular flag showing a large stylized red maple leaf centered on a white square field, flanked on the left and right by solid vertical red bands. The maple leaf is symmetrical with pointed lobes and a short stem, occupying most of the central white area.
The design is flat and highly geometric, using only two colours (red and white) and clear, crisp edges with strong bilateral symmetry. There is no text or additional ornamentation.
What's in it: maple leaf
Shapes: rectangle (flag) central stylized maple leaf two vertical bars symmetrical layout
Style: flat minimalist geometric national emblem symmetric
The centered maple leaf and red/white palette visually signify national identity (Canada) and evoke nature and unity.
Colors
Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →
Canada Logo History
This is the national flag of Canada (the "Maple Leaf" flag), officially adopted on February 15, 1965. The single stylized 11-point maple leaf was chosen as a unifying national symbol; the flag design is commonly credited to George F. G. Stanley and was the result of a parliamentary selection process.
Frequently asked
What does the maple leaf represent?
The maple leaf is a long-standing symbol of Canada and represents the country, its nature and unity.
When was this flag adopted?
The flag was officially adopted on February 15, 1965.
What are the official colours?
The flag uses red and white; the red is the distinctive national red used for Canada.
Similar logos
WWS CANADA
- teal
- red
- silver
- white
WWS Canadian Grassroots Stock Car Racing League www.WeekendWarriorSeries.com
View Logo