| Flag of Saskatchewan | |
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| Adopted | March 1, 1969 |
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| Designed by | Sister Imelda [1] |
| Proportions | 1:2 [2] |
The flag of Saskatchewan is a horizontal bicolour of green and yellow, with the Saskatchewan armorial bearings, stylized, in the canton area. In the center of the fly area of the flag is a large stylized prairie lily. [3]
Symbolism[]
The armorial bearings represent Saskatchewan. The prairie lily is the provincial floral emblem of Saskatchewan. Green represents the forests of the province, and yellow represents grain. [4] The proportions of 1:2 are the same proportions of the flag of Canada.
References[]
Provinces/Cities British Columbia ( Abbotsford |  Vancouver |  Victoria) |  Alberta ( Calgary |  Edmonton |  Lethbridge) |  Saskatchewan ( Regina |  Saskatoon) |  Manitoba ( Altona |  Winnipeg) |  Ontario ( Gloucester |  Hamilton |  Kawartha Lakes |  Niagara Falls |  Ottawa |  Thunder Bay |  Toronto) |  Quebec ( Montreal |  Quebec City) |  Newfoundland and Labrador ( Newfoundland |  Labrador |  Burgeo |  Fortune |  Wabush) |  New Brunswick ( Saint John) |  Nova Scotia ( Bridgewater |  Cape Breton |  Halifax) |  Prince Edward Island ( Charlottetown |  Montague)
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