Flag of Sudbury Ontario Canada - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Sudbury, Ontario, Canada is the official symbol representing the city of Sudbury, located in northeastern Ontario. Adopted on July 20, 2001, the flag features a blue field divided into three unequal sections. The top and bottom segments are each one-fifth the height of the flag, while the middle segment is three-fifths of the flag's height. In the center of the middle section, there is a white maple leaf, which serves as a stylized representation of the Provincial flower of Ontario. The two upper sections depict green and gold stripes, symbolizing the city's mining history, while the lower section displays a red stripe, representing the vibrant and welcoming community spirit of Sudbury. This design was chosen through a public contest in 2001 as a way to unify the city under a single visual representation and honor its unique heritage and identity as an integral part of Ontario and Canada. The flag of Sudbury serves as a visual reminder of the city's rich history, vibrant community, and strong connection to its mining past.