Lindsay, Ontario (Canada)

Former Municipality

Last modified: 2020-06-20 by rob raeside
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image by Mike Rowe, 27 February 2003

• Description of the flag

See also:

• Kawartha Lakes
• Sir Sanford Fleming College of Applied Arts and Technology
• Municipal Flags of Ontario
• Ontario
• Canada

Description of the flag

The Lindsay flag is made so that anyone, anywhere can identify it as representative of our town.

The red maple leaf taken from the Canadian Flag is "L" shaped - the first letter in the word Lindsay. The blue a "True Blue" represents the loyalty of the Lindsay people to Canada. White, the third main color, represents the snow that covers our town for five months of the year.

The Lindsay crest, which is located in the centre of the blue area, contains four small symbols which portray different local industries - the beaver atop representing all. The sheaf of wheat represents the many farms in our area producing foods while the boat to the left reminds us of the many years of transportation on the Trent system. At the bottom of the crest is the old locomotive which has played a great part on Lindsay's history.
Mike Rowe, 27 February 2003

Lindsay is now part of the city of Kawartha Lakes