The red ensign emerged as a Canadian symbol post-1868, despite the Royal Union Flag being the official flag. Sir John A. Macdonald often utilized it, featuring the shields of founding provinces. Authorized for Canadian ships in 1892, its design varied, adorned with wreaths and crowns. The original shield persisted until King George V granted Canada its coat of arms in 1922. This emblem adorned the Red Ensign until 1957, marking a dynamic period of evolution and historical significance.
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