The Canadian Platinum Jubilee emblem

The Canadian Platinum Jubilee emblem was created to mark the 70th anniversary of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s accession to the Throne, a historic milestone. The emblem is a symbolic statement of the enduring relationship between Canada and the Crown, as personified by Her Majesty The Queen, Canada’s Head of State.

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About the emblem

The Royal Cypher of Her Majesty The Queen, EIIR, appears at the centre of the emblem. It makes a personal reference to the Queen as a way of marking this significant anniversary of her reign. Below the Royal Cypher is the number 70, depicted in silver white to allude to the rare and precious metal platinum, the name of a jubilee marking 70 years.

These elements are framed by a 7-sided shape, along with 7 maple leaves and 7 pearls to mark the 7 decades of Her Majesty’s reign. Depicted in red and white, the national colours of Canada, these elements make several allusions to the idea of celebration. The Royal Crown appears at the top of the emblem.

The emblem was designed and painted by Cathy Bursey–Sabourin, Fraser Herald at the Canadian Heraldic Authority.

Learn more: Symbolism of the Canadian Platinum Jubilee emblem

Obtain a Platinum Jubilee lapel pin

The Platinum Jubilee lapel pin

Obtain a complimentary Platinum Jubilee lapel pin featuring the emblem design by placing an order online with The Monarchist League of Canada, an independent organization. Shipping fees will apply.

How to save images to your computer or mobile device

(1) Open the full-sized image

Open the full-sized image by selecting the image you wish to download.

(2) Open the contextual menu

On a PC: Right-click on the image you want to download.
On a Mac: Hold on the Control key (Ctrl) and click on the image you want to download.
On a mobile device: Tap and hold the image you want to save until the menu appears.

(3) Choose “Save as”

The options on the contextual menu will vary, depending on which web browser you’re using. Some browsers may say “Save as” while others may say “Save image as” or “Save picture as.”

(4) Optional: rename the file

A dialogue box will open, allowing you to change the file name or keep it as is.

(5) Choose a destination folder

Specify a location to save the downloaded image and click “Save.”

Download the Platinum Jubilee videoconference background

Thumbnail of the Platinum Jubilee videoconference background. Text version follows.

Use our videoconference background during your virtual meetings to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee.

Platinum Jubilee videoconference background — (JPEG version, 694 kB)

Text version — Platinum Jubilee videoconference background

Picture with 7 ribbons in various shades of purple emerging from the right. On the left side of the background is the Canadian Platinum Jubilee emblem accompanied with the text “The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee / Le jubilé de platine de la Reine” and the Canada wordmark.

Download the Platinum Jubilee emblem colouring page

The Platinum Jubilee emblem colouring page.

Grab your pencils and brushes! Make the Platinum Jubilee emblem your own and celebrate this historic milestone at home.

Colour your own Platinum Jubilee emblem — (PDF version, 190 kB)

Download the emblem

Download various versions of the emblem in the format of your choice.

Usage of the emblem

The Platinum Jubilee emblem may be downloaded by anyone for personal use and display, or for educational purposes. Please read the guidelines on proper usage of the emblem for further details on its use.

All commercial or public uses of the emblem must be approved by the Department of Canadian Heritage. Submission criteria are available on the commercial use of Canadian symbols web page. Applications may be addressed to uds-uos@pch.gc.ca.

Colour original artwork


Colour version (from vector art)


Colour version (from vector art) with right sided descriptive text


Colour version (from vector art) with centered descriptive text


Simplified colour version for reduction and flat colour applications (from vector art)


Simplified 1-colour version for black and white or high contrast (from vector art)


Simplified 1-colour version for black and white or high contrast (from vector art) with right sided descriptive text


Simplified 1-colour version for black and white or high contrast (from vector art) with centered descriptive text


Simplified 1-colour version for extreme reduction (from vector art)

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