The New Brunswick flag displays a golden lion passant on a red field. A gold field with a lymphad that was a ship known to carry Loyalists to the land resides on the bottom part of the New Brunswick flag with blue and white wavy lines.
The history behind the New Brunswick flag is an interesting one. After the Maple Leaf was adopted as Canada’s national emblem, the parliamentary opposition in New Brunswick was expected move that the province retain the Red Ensign. Louis Robichaud, the province’s first Acadian premier, avoided tensions between the Anglo, French and Acadian populations by secretly commissioning a unique provincial flag.
Fabric and colours tested for durability and UV resistance
Sewn with a strong, UV resistant thread with a thick, white tape header
Covered in UV resistant formula for longer lasting colours
90%+ colour penetration on both sides
Water resistant
Product made by following the Canadian Federal Government's CGSB guideline
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Made in Canada
Durapoly is a knitted polyester fabric that is fast-drying, fray and wrinkle resistant making it easy to maintain outdoors.
Nylite 200 is our most popular nylon fabric for its value. Our Nylon fabric has a silky and rich texture that is tightly woven to be durable in harsh outdoor conditions. Popular for its more opaque appearance when flying.
