Operation Ensign

We’re bringing it back. Send submissions to: operationensign@gmail.com Millions must fly.

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Two Canadian Nationalists at the Ridgetown Cenotaph on Victoria Day.

Happy Victoria Day from Operation Ensign! Today we celebrate Canada’s heritage, traditions, and the generations that helped shape this country. Wave your Ensign high and proud! Send submissions to: operationensign@gmail.com

@FortySacks My home under the shield, upon the shield

OUR HERITAGE IS OUR SHIELD

Our new Ensign hats were such a success, that we are currently sold out! We have already put in an order for a second batch and are accepting pre-orders in the meantime! 🍁operationensign.ca

Many of you have requested an Ensign baseball hat, and they’re finally here! Check out our new merch for spring on our website: 🍁operationensign.ca

Our based friend @Ont_Aryan had his new leg wrapped in the Ensign!

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Sent in from David.

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Canada is under construction. And yeah, we’re gonna fix it. Nothing gets rebuilt overnight. It takes effort, patience, and people who are willing to show up and take responsibility instead of checking out. Sent in from Daniel in Ottawa, Ontario.

@OperationEnsign @Tristyn_Jones1 I just replaced my old red ensign today with fresh one today.

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Sent in from Adam in Mississauga, Ontario.

I am proud to announce the release of the latest video from Good Svffer Productions: "How to Make a Canadian People." Watch it in full below. Canada has a rich and vibrant history of defining itself on the world stage, but is it sufficient to classify the Canadian as a distinct people? This short documentary explores what nationalism actually is, how an ethnicity is formed, and most importantly, how an ethnogenesis can occur in the 21st century on even a small scale.

Taking the Toronto subway in the 1950’s. Orderly, a quiet queue, polite English murmurs. A simpler, homogeneous city.

On April 9, 1917, Canadians from coast to coast stormed Vimy Ridge together for the first time. General Alexander Ross: “I witnessed the birth of a nation.” That day forged Canadian nationalism.

We were delighted to open a package someone sent us filled with pins and magnets! Thank you to the person who sent these, our fridge is now based and Canadian pilled.

William Lyon Mackenzie King, Winston Churchill, and Franklin D. Roosevelt during a Québec conference 1943.