Quebec's Flag Day

January 21, Sunday

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Quebec's Flag Day
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Flag Day in Quebec, also known as Quebec Flag Day, is celebrated on January 21. This holiday celebrates the provincial flag of Quebec, known as the "Flag of Quebec" or "Lasso", which is a symbol of the region's culture, identity and history.

History of the Flag
The flag of Quebec was officially adopted on January 21, 1948. It consists of a white cross on a blue background with four coats of arms depicting fleurs-de-lis, which symbolize the Francophone culture and Catholic heritage of the region. This flag has become a symbol of Quebec identity and its desire for autonomy and recognition.

How is it celebrated
Ceremonies and events. Cities and towns across Quebec host flag raising ceremonies, parades and cultural events.

Educational programs. Lectures, workshops, and exhibitions are held in schools and communities about the history and significance of the Quebec flag.

Decorating buildings. Many buildings and institutions are decorated with the Quebec flag to celebrate the day.

Public gatherings. Some places organize public gatherings and celebrations where people can celebrate the day together.
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