JANUARY 21, 2025 — Westlock, Alberta in Canada has officially adopted a new flag design following extensive community consultation and council deliberation, reports the Town and Country Today. The updated flag, unveiled during a council meeting on January 13, marks a key step in the town’s broader rebranding efforts. The new design retains symbols like…
JANUARY 7, 2025 — Irish Heritage Quebec held its Annual General Meeting in Quebec City on December 17, 2024, where the organization celebrated its history and unveiled a new flag design, reports the Quebec Chronicle Telegraph. At the conclusion of the meeting, board member and vexillologist John Bertrand presented a proposed flag for Irish Heritage…
OCTOBER 15, 2024 — A delegation from Gourin, Brittany, returned on Sunday, October 13, from a trip to Alberta, Canada, to commemorate the 110th anniversary of the founding of Gourin, Alberta, reported Le Télégramme. The names of the two towns are no coincidence. In 1914, Joseph and Marie-Louise Ulliac left their home in Gourin, Brittany,…
OCTOBER 12, 2024 — A 16-year-old has proposed a new flag design for Seba Beach, Alberta, according to their official website. Seba Beach is a summer village – a designation for communities in Alberta with low population that primarily attracts seasonal visitors – that sits 85 km (53 miles) west of Edmonton with a permanent population of 229 in…
OCTOBER 10, 2024 — On Thursday, the regional municipality of Durham, Ontario, Canada, observed the 15th annual World Homeless Day by raising a new flag at its headquarters, Durham Radio News reported. The flag was designed by a committee that engaged with focus groups, including individuals who are street-engaged, homeless, or precariously housed. The final…