The “Flag of Edmonton” is the official symbol representing Alberta’s capital city in Canada. Adopted on February 19,1984, this flag consists of a yellow square with a blue square placed diagonally across it from the upper hoist-side corner to the lower fly-side corner. The central design features a white stylized maple leaf and a golden sunburst.The blue and yellow colors symbolize the North Saskatchewan River, which runs through Edmonton, and the provincial color of Alberta respectively. The maple leaf represents Canada, reflecting the city’s national identity as well as the province’s membership in the Canadian Confederation. The sunburst signifies growth, energy, and progress, embodying the spirit of Edmonton as a vibrant and growing city.The flag serves as an important emblem of civic pride for residents and visitors alike, symbolizing the unique character and history of this dynamic urban center in Alberta, Canada.