Flags Granted by the Canadian Heraldic Authority: An Analytical Profile

Raven: A Journal of Vexillology 8:39-72 (2001)
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Abstract

Inventorying all 214 flag grants by the Canadian Heraldic Authority though 1998, the former Saint-Laurent Herald and Registrar analyzes their design styles and recipients. He finds that banners of arms predominate, followed by ensign types and Canadian pales, and that municipalities have received more flag grants than have corporations, institutions, or individuals.

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