Sep. 5, 2012 at 5:57am with 7 notes
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Franco-Columbians (1982-Present) The French-speaking community in British Columbia flies a white flag with a dogwood flower, the lower left petal of which forms the tip of a fleur-de-lys. Like a lot of the francophone flags of Canada, it’s much more elegant than its anglo counterpart. The flags of the Franco-Manitobans and the Franco-Ontarians especially stand out next to the ugly red ensigns of their respective provinces, while the Franco-Yukonnais flag has a bold look that outshines the decent but rather conventional flag of the Yukon.

Franco-Columbians (1982-Present)

The French-speaking community in British Columbia flies a white flag with a dogwood flower, the lower left petal of which forms the tip of a fleur-de-lys. Like a lot of the francophone flags of Canada, it’s much more elegant than its anglo counterpart. The flags of the Franco-Manitobans and the Franco-Ontarians especially stand out next to the ugly red ensigns of their respective provinces, while the Franco-Yukonnais flag has a bold look that outshines the decent but rather conventional flag of the Yukon.

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