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Saskatchewan

The flag of Saskatchewan, adopted in 1969, captures the province’s vast prairie landscape and its hardy character. It’s horizontally divided: the upper half is green, symbolizing the northern forests, while the lower half is golden yellow, representing the southern wheat fields. Near the hoist sits the provincial shield, displaying a red lion of England above three golden wheat sheaves—an emblem of both heritage and abundance. On the fly side blooms the Western Red Lily, Saskatchewan’s provincial flower, vivid against the divided background. The flag’s simple composition and bright, natural colors celebrate the province’s agricultural foundation and its balance between tradition, nature, and open sky.