The new symbols were unveiled on Tuesday at Beechwood Cemetery in a ceremony featuring Lt.-Gen. Jocelyn Paul, who last Thursday became the Canadian Army’s first Indigenous commander.

In contrast, the convoy’s efforts to appropriate national symbols and the Canadian imagination have proven ineffective. While the jumbled host of flags used by this group is meant to reflect genuine ...

There's a certain symbolism in the fact that three of the four coastal finalists left in the Search for B.C.'s Best Symbol ...

The recent resurgence of Canadian nationalism is a response to explicit threats made by United States President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly expressed his desire to make Canada the 51st American ...

It was only in 1996 that the maple tree was officially recognized as a Canadian symbol. In 2002, the Canadian horse won official status as a symbol. (Perhaps it's who you know.) ...

A Canadian senator has launched a campaign to replace the industrious beaver with the indomitable polar bear as Canada's national emblem, saying the incumbent is "a dentally defective rat." ...

From the beaver and the moose to poutine and maple syrup, Canadian symbols will be on display at Museum London next week in preparation for the country's 150th birthday celebration. The museum ...

On the heels of CIRA's three-year “Make your website true north strong” advertising campaign, it was time to get wisdom from one of Canada's iconic symbols. The Canadian goose with its ...

Thorne, one of several presenters in the May 8, 7:30 p.m. Canadian Symbols in Artifacts lecture, said she plans to talk about a piece of trench art that’s a transformed shell casing from the ...

Graves’ research found this year that “shifts in our symbol system” show “a generally lower sense of symbolic identification than…1995.” He sounds glum, and also perplexed that the “most resilient” ...

Far from trivial, these arguments over national symbols reveal how deeply some Canadians are attached to them. The nature of Canadian identity and nationalism will continue to be dated and contested.