Franco-Ténois Flag

Bleu Céleste on a base enarched Argent to the dexter a polar bear passant reguardant proper, in the sinister canton a fleur-de-lis Azure dimidiating a snowflake Argent;

The blue represents the Francophonie, while the white curve represents the 60^th parallel, beyond which lie the Northwest Territories. The bear symbolizes freedom, nature and wide open spaces. The fleur-de-lis and snowflake represent the Francophone community throughout the North. This symbolism is based on a variety of publicly-available sources.