Ontario Flag - Official Provincial Flag of Canada’s Most Populous Province #1908595 (License: Personal Use)

The flag of Ontario features the traditional Red Ensign design with the Union Jack in the canton and a white field, overlaid centrally by Ontario’s coat of arms-a green shield bearing three golden maple leaves, surmounted by a red lion holding a sprig of three green maple leaves, all flanked by two white trilliums. Adopted in 1965, it reflects the province’s British colonial roots while asserting its distinct Canadian identity. The design was chosen to differentiate Ontario from other provinces and avoid confusion with the federal flag.

This image is commonly used on government websites, educational resources, tourism pages, and civic events to represent Ontario officially. It serves users seeking information about provincial symbols, Canadian history, or visual assets for presentations and publications.