The flag of the Solomon Islands, a Commonwealth Realm. The flag was adopted before independence on the 18th November 1977.

Manitoba flag flying. Implemented as a response to Canada's change to the Maple Leaf the Province of Manitoba chose a red ensign design as their flag. The flag is based on a British Red Ensign defaced with the shield from the Manitoba coat of arms. Please click FOLLOW and SHARE to support our work.  For more information about this flying flag and others in our growing collection please visit our online Commonwealth Flag Museum at: https://flyingtheflaggb.com ? We hope that you have enjoyed this video. If you would like to support our work to preserve British and Commonwealth flag history please consider using one or more of the following methods: ? Cointree https://cointr.ee/flyingtheflaggb ? ODYSEE - FOLLOW, TIP, SUPPORT and SHARE https://odysee.com/@FlyingtheFlagGB:9 ? YouTube - SUBSCRIBE, LIKE and SHARE https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCakAz7l8ssRLxxoFN2saNHw?sub_confirmation=1 ? Donorbox - https://donorbox.org/flyingtheflaggb ? Instagram - FOLLOW, LIKE and SHARE https://instagram.com/flyingtheflaggb ? Facebook - FOLLOW, LIKE and SHARE  https://facebook.com/flyingtheflaggb ? Zazzle - BROWSE and SHOP https://www.zazzle.co.uk/store/flying_the_flags #FlyingtheFlag #Commonwealth #British #BritishEmpire #Flags #Manitoba #Bison #Canada #Canadian #RedEnsign

The British Red Ensign. Sometimes called the "Red Duster" it is the merchant or civil ensign and forms the basis of some national, provincial and organisational use. Please click FOLLOW and SHARE to support our work.  For more information about this flying flag and others in our growing collection please visit our online Commonwealth Flag Museum at: https://flyingtheflaggb.com We hope that you have enjoyed this video. If you would like to support our work to preserve British and Commonwealth flag history please consider using one or more of the following methods: ? YouTube - SUBSCRIBE, LIKE and SHARE https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCakAz7l8ssRLxxoFN2saNHw?sub_confirmation=1 ? LBRY - FOLLOW, TIP, SUPPORT and SHARE https://open.lbry.com/@FlyingtheFlagGB:9?r=9VGds93WUQHofDT5ijJbuBsPNa3e41qX ? Donorbox - https://donorbox.org/flyingtheflaggb ? Instagram - FOLLOW, LIKE and SHARE https://instagram.com/flyingtheflaggb ? Facebook - FOLLOW, LIKE and SHARE  https://facebook.com/flyingtheflaggb ? Zazzle - BROWSE and SHOP https://www.zazzle.co.uk/store/flying_the_flag #FlyingtheFlag #Commonwealth #British #BritishEmpire #Flags #RedEnsign #MerchantNavy #RedDuster #unitedkingdom #UnionJack #Patriotic #uk

Fransaskois of Saskatchewan, Canada flag flying. The flag was designed to represent the French heritage of the Fransaskois in Saskatchewan. The green cross represents the role of the church establishing early Saskatchewan and the Fleur-de-lis the French speaking population. It was adopted in 1979 following a competition by l'Association jeunesse fransaskoise. The flag was officially registered by the Canadian Heraldry Authority 15th August 2018. Please click FOLLOW and SHARE to support our work.  For more information about this flying flag and others in our growing collection please visit our online Commonwealth Flag Museum at: https://flyingtheflaggb.com ? We hope that you have enjoyed this video. If you would like to support our work to preserve British and Commonwealth flag history please consider using one or more of the following methods: ? Cointree https://cointr.ee/flyingtheflaggb ? LBRY - FOLLOW, TIP, SUPPORT and SHARE https://open.lbry.com/@FlyingtheFlagGB:9?r=9VGds93WUQHofDT5ijJbuBsPNa3e41qX ? YouTube - SUBSCRIBE, LIKE and SHARE https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCakAz7l8ssRLxxoFN2saNHw?sub_confirmation=1 ? Donorbox - https://donorbox.org/flyingtheflaggb ? Instagram - FOLLOW, LIKE and SHARE https://instagram.com/flyingtheflaggb ? Facebook - FOLLOW, LIKE and SHARE  https://facebook.com/flyingtheflaggb ? Zazzle - BROWSE and SHOP https://www.zazzle.co.uk/store/flying_the_flags #FlyingtheFlag #Commonwealth #British #BritishEmpire #Flags #Canada #Canadian #Saskatchewan #Fransaskois #FrenchCanadian