Provincial Flag

Prince Edward Island’s flag is modelled after the coat of arms and is bordered on three sides by bands of red and white.

The English heraldic lion is also used on the Coat of Arms of Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, and of King Edward VII. The large oak tree on the right was originally intended to represent England, while the three saplings stand for the three counties into which the province has been divided since 1767. 

To learn more, read the PEI Provincial Flag Guidelines

Contact:

Provincial Protocol Office

Published date: 
June 29, 2022
Executive Council Office

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