Canadian Native Peoples' Flags - a Sampler

Information gathered from various sources including the "The Flags of Aspirant Peoples" flag chart, and Flagscan, the journal of the Canadian Flag Association

The following are just a few of the many flags employed by Native Peoples stretching from the Arctic to the Canadian/ U.S. border. Far too many exist to offer a comprehensive introduction on this page.

Four new Quebec entries have been supplied by Luc Baronian of New Brunswick

The Atlantic Provinces

The Innu of Newfoundland, Labrador, and Quebec

The Eel Ground Mikmaq Reserve - New Brunswick

The Micmaq National flag - Atlantic Provinces

The Mikmaq - Atlantic Provinces

The Micmaq Warrior Society - Atlantic Provinces

The Province of Quebec

The Abenaki, Eastern Quebec

The Kawawachikamach Band of the Naskapi Nation, Quebec

The Kuujjuaraapik Whapmagoostui (Inuit and Cree), Quebec

Odanak First Nation (Abenaki), Quebec (possibly used by the Wôlinak First Nation as well)

The Matimekush Lac John Band (Innu-Montagnais Nation), Quebec

The Ouje Bougounou Cree, Quebec

The Province of Ontario

The Beaver Lake Tribe

The Chippewa of the Thames River, Ontario

The Fort Hope Band of Nishnawake - Aski - Canada

The Six Nations of the Iroquois, Ontario and Quebec

The Temagama Ojibway, Northern Ontario

The Tyendinaga Mohawk of Ontario

The Western Provinces

The Blood, Alberta

The Enoch Band, Alberta

The Esquimalt Tribe of British Columbia

The Haida, British Columbia

The Manitoba Warrior's Society

The Metis of central and northern Canada

The Peguis of Manitoba

The Saanich, British Columbia

The Sechelt - British Columbia

The Siksika, Alberta

The T'sou-Ke Nation, British Columbia

The Union of British Columbian Indians

The White Cap Sioux Nation of Manitoba

The Northwest Territories

Nunavut, the Inuit territory carved out of the Northwest Territories in 1999