Canada Mourns Flag | The Thin Blue Line Canada Flag

The History of the "Thin Blue Line" in Canada dates back to the early 20th century when it was used to represent the police force. The term "thin blue line" was first used in a poem by British poet Rudyard Kipling in 1911, which referred to the role of police officers in maintaining order in society. The phrase became popular among police officers in Canada and other countries, eventually symbolizing the law enforcement community as a whole.

The "Thin Blue Line" flag in Canada became more prevalent in the 1990s and 2000s as police forces sought to promote unity and pride among their officers. The flag was often used to honour fallen police officers and to show support for the law enforcement community in general.

However, the use of the flag has become more controversial in recent years. Some individuals and organizations see it as a symbol of support for police brutality and systemic racism rather than just a symbol of support for law enforcement. As a result, some police forces have chosen to distance themselves from the flag, while others continue to use it as a symbol of pride and unity within their ranks.

• Constructed using 110 gsm polyester, the most durable fabric in our polyester line
• Digitally printed single-sided with an 80% colour penetration on the backside
• A bright appearance with a tough and sturdy touch
• Sewn with strong, UV thread on a thick, white tape header
• Fly-end is reinforced with 4 rows of stitching for a durable construction
• Product satisfaction guaranteed
• Made in Canada

Our Durapoly Flag is a Knitted Polyester fabric that is fast-drying, fray and winkle-resistant, making it easy to maintain for long periods. This product is meant for you if you are looking for bright colours on the fine details. It can be used in both indoor and outdoor flagpoles.

This item is crafted specifically for you upon order, with a production time of 5 to 7 business days, excluding shipping.

Standard Canada Post shipping (5-9 business days)
Expedited Canada Post shipping (3-5 business days)