Etobicoke's coat of arms controversy began in 2019 when several members of the community suggested to city staff and politicians that the Indigenous figure was drawn in a way that could be ...

The Canadian Coat of Arms reflects nothing of Canada’s first peoples. Indeed, it doesn’t represent Canadians whose roots extend beyond the British Isles. There are other absences.

The original coat of arms was granted by royal warrant from King Charles I of England in 1637. At the time, the island of Newfoundland was known as Terra Nova, and it wasn’t yet joined with ...

The redesigned crown on Canada's Coat of Arms features a snowflake and maple leaves instead of the historical St. Edward’s Crown with a cross and fleur-des-lis.