Simply put, the Red Ensign is a flag of Canada and for all Canadians. It is not the current official flag, but it still represents the country and an enormous chunk of its history from 1868 to 1965.

The Red Ensign flag flies at Victory Green to remind us all of the importance of seafarers who still to this day leave their loved ones for months on end to work on ships that heavily contribute ...

The Red Ensign - a modified version of the flag of the British merchant fleet - also was used atop the flag poles of the nation. In 1963, Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson pitched his idea for a ...

Kelly the Red Maple Leaf flag would do the same to promote unique Canadian pride. “The Red Ensign has been borrowed from Britain and now it is time to give it back and have our own distinctive ...

It would turn out to be a new Canadian Red Ensign with the coat of arms replaced by a single, large, gold maple leaf. Recall that similar designs had been mooted as far back as the 1890s. In this case ...

It was a special day for ferry operator DFDS as the Red Ensign was raised on board the Jersey-bound fastcraft Tarifa Jet as ...

It replaced an earlier flag called the Red Ensign. The former prime ministers say the call to action is meant to show strength in the face of U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats to Canada’s ...

replacing the Canadian Red Ensign. The five former prime ministers write they have "witnessed a surge of Canadian pride and patriotism" in the wake of Trump's threats and they are heartened to see so ...

“The Red Ensign has been borrowed from Britain and now it is time to give it back and have our own distinctive flag,” Kelly said. “It is time to cut the apron strings from Britain.” ...