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When was Canada National Flag Adopted?
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The National Flag of Canada was adopted in 1965. This was the first time a flag was adopted by Canada and it replaced the old Union flag. The Canadian flag is red and has a white square in the center. Within the square there is a red maple leaf. Q&A Related to "When was Canada National Flag Adopted?"
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The National Flag of Canada was adopted in 1965. This was the first time a flag was adopted by Canada and it replaced the old Union flag. The Canadian flag is red and has a white
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Canada got it's national flag in 1965. Canada got it's national flag in 1965.
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Canada's national flag was adopted in late 1964 by the country's Senate and House of Commons. Queen Elizabeth II proclaimed that the new maple leaf design would become Canada's national
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The current canadian flag was adopted in 1965.
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