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Coat of arms granted in 1868. Origin of the name comes from an Iroquos word that means "sparkling waters. Their flag was adopted in 1965.
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Coat of arms granted in 1868. Origin of the name came from an Algonquin word for "narrow passage". Their flag was adopted in 1948.
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Coat of arms granted in 1625. Origin of the name is latin for New Scotland. Their flag was adopted in 1625.
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Coat of arms granted in 1868. named by King George III who was also the Duke of Brunswick. Their flag was adopted in 1965.
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Coat of arms granted in 1868.
Named from the Iroquois word "kanadario" which means shining or sparkling waters.
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Coat of arms granted in 1905. Origin of the name comes from the Cree word " Man into wah paow" which means "The narrows of the Great Spirit". Their flag was adopted in 1966.
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Coat of Arms franted in 1956. Most of the area was known as the North-western Territory until 1870. Their flag was adopted in 1969.
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Coat of Arms granted in 1987. Southern part was known as Columbia after the Columbia R. Their flag was adopted in 1960.
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Coat of arms granted in 2002. Named by Prince Edward who was also the fourth son of King George III. Their flag was adopted in 1964.
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Coat of Arms granted in 1956. Origin of the name comes from the word "Yu-ku-nah" meaning "great river". Their flag was adopted in 1967.
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Coat of arms granted in 1986. Origin of the name comes from a Cree wod "kisiskatchewanisipi" meaning swiftly flowing river. Their flag was adopted in 1969.
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Coat of Arms granted in 1950. Named for Queen Victoria's 4th daughter Princess Louise Caroline Alberta. Their flag was adopted in 1968.
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Coat of Arms granted in 1637. King Henry VII refered to the land discovered by John Cabot in 1497 as the "New Found Laund". Their flag was adopted in 1980
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Coat of Arms granted in 1999. Origin of the name means "our land" in the Inuit language. Their flag was adopted in 1999.
