Flag of Manitoba Canada - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Manitoba is the official banner representing the Canadian province of Manitoba. Adopted on February 25, 1965, it features a simple design that symbolizes the region's history and identity. The flag consists of a green field with the Red River stylized as a white, wavy line running diagonally from the lower hoist-side corner to the upper fly-side corner. In the center, a shield is placed with three elements: a bison in the foreground, representing the province's wildlife; the Union Jack in the top half, symbolizing Manitoba's British heritage; and the Royal Arms of Canada in the bottom half, reflecting the province's status as part of Canada. The flag's design encapsulates the unique blend of nature, history, and national identity that defines the province of Manitoba within the Canadian federation.