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The image below depicts the arms described in the Royal
Proclamation of 1921. The arms of Canada was drawn by
Mrs. Cathy Bursey-Sabourin, Fraser Herald at the Canadian
Heraldic Society, office of the Governor-General. A newer
design was approved in 1994 adding a ribbon behind the
shield with the motto of the Order of Canada.



In 2002 the Court of Appeal for Ontario which is located in
Osgoode Hall implemented the shield.

This page is designed to inform the reader of the various
aspects of the Coat of Arms. To view the shields in Osgoode
Hall please click on the page titled courtrooms.

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