Flags, coats of arms, provincial flower, animal and bird of Ontario.
This page was last updated on September 29th, 2008
This page was last updated on September 29th, 2008
Symbols (from Government)
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Provincial Bird of Ontario
Common Loon
Order of Ontario
Ontario's most prestigious honour.
Ontario Provincial Symbols
Displays the provincial tree, bird, mineral, flower, and seal and includes links to Ontario information,
Coat of Arms of Ontario
History and description.
Flag of Ontario
Web site static flags.
White Pine
Provincial tree of Ontario
Ontario Flag
Statutory authority, description, heraldry and history.
Arms of Ontario
A proposal by Jonathan Good.
Provincial Emblems
Basic facts about Ontario's symbols.
Tartan Act, 2000
Establishes the Ontario Provincial Tartan.
Common Loon
Ontario's most prestigious honour.
Displays the provincial tree, bird, mineral, flower, and seal and includes links to Ontario information,
History and description.
Web site static flags.
Provincial tree of Ontario
Statutory authority, description, heraldry and history.
A proposal by Jonathan Good.
Basic facts about Ontario's symbols.
Establishes the Ontario Provincial Tartan.
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