Canadian flag

Throwing a flag in the trash is frowned upon. Some people in Grande Prairie have taken it upon themselves to organize a proper burial each year for worn-out flags, complete with speeches and a lunch for guests.

In front of Toronto’s Manulife building is a stunning array of 11,843 flags—each representing fallen Canadians

What can you expect when a party leader comes to your town? A massive Canada flag, for starters.

Hundreds of lucky Canadians have marked their visit to the top of the Peace Tower by signing their names. Why that shouldn’t make you freak out.

Have you ever considered what goes into looking after the flags that fly on Parliament Hill? Meet the man who has the special duty of changing the Canadian flag atop the Peace Tower each business day.

Perhaps the finest hour of Lester B. Pearson’s premiership

But would we do it as well today?

Fifty years later, Jacques St-Cyr—who designed that single-leaf concept and now national icon—may finally get his due

British Columbia: Vancouverites still haven’t forgiven the Stanley Cup rioters. A recent Angus Reid poll found 85 per cent of residents believe the police probe into riot-related offences should continue. Not only that, but 56 per cent of people there think the city’s reputation is still tarnished.

Seems the Conservative bill on flag-flying will not apply to the most powerful condo board of all.

Mitchel Raphael on who’s bringing high heels to the mountain and prorogation cuts

Judging from this footage, the Liberals have taken the important step of acquiring a large Canadian flag to use as a backdrop to Mr. Ignatieff. This, obviously, to counter Stephen Harper’s very large flag.