Arms of Canada 1907 - White Coffee Mug

Arms of Canada 1907 The Arms of Canada, adopted in 1907, represent the official heraldic achievement of Canada and symbolize the unity and diversity of its people. The design is centered on a shield that includes the fleurs-de-lis from the French royal arms, three maple leaves representing the British dominion, and a lion passant guardant from the English royal arms. Above the shield, there's a helm adorned with a Royal Crown of England, signifying Canada's status as a constitutional monarchy within the British Commonwealth. The motto "A Mari Usque Ad Mare" (From Sea to Sea) is inscribed on a scroll below the shield. This design has undergone minor changes since its initial adoption in 1907 but remains an essential symbol of Canadian identity and sovereignty.