The Flag of Chibougamau, Canada, is a heraldic emblem that symbolizes the municipal identity of Chibougamau, Quebec, a town located approximately 250 kilometers northwest of Chibougamau River in the Canadian province of Quebec. Adopted on November 18, 1976, the flag consists of a white field with a green diamond at its center. The diamond is divided diagonally by a vertical line and contains three gold stylized maple leaves, symbolizing the three main sectors in Chibougamau’s economy: forestry, mining, and hydroelectric power generation. A red square occupies the lower left portion of the diamond, representing the town’s indigenous heritage and the Jacques-Cartier and Champlain exploration routes that passed through the area. The flag serves as a visual representation of Chibougamau’s unique history, resources, and cultural diversity.