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Fleurdelisé and tricolore spangled

Fleurdelized (Flag of Quebec) and the tricolour spangled one (Flag of Acadie) two distinct choices reveal which opposes monarchical spirit and revolutionary spirit. But also two choices which meets by common religious bonds.

Origines

It is in year 507 that the flower of lily appears for the first time on the flag of Clovis, king of France. It will symbolize the French royalty. Royalty which will disappear with French revolution of 1789.

The Quebecers fleurdelisé

It is in 1534 that the flower of lily appeared for the first time, in Gaspé, where Jacques Cartier planted his cross. This cross carried an escutcheon with three flowers of Lily.

Well a long time after, on January 21, 1948, Quebec saw for the first time its fleurdelisé to float on the Hotel of the Parliament.

Tricolour spangled Acadian.

But well before fleurdelisé of Quebec, tricolour the spangled Acadian one had been selected like Acadian flag and that, August 15, 1884 at the time of the second National convention of the Acadian ones behaviour with Miscouche, Island-of-Prince-Edouard

Symboles

Religion, monarchy, revolution.

The flower of lily as a monarchical symbol and the cross as a symbol of the Christian faith do not do good housework with the revolution. In Quebec, the revolutionary symbol did not have any regard in the choice of the national flag. In Acadie, at the end of the nineteenth century it was different, because the colors of the flag of the French revolution, blue, the white and the red, for the opponents, were too similar to the flag of revolutionary France. The latter preferred that fleet in Acadia the flower of lily, monarchical and clerical values to see traditional. In spite of its opponents, Acadia adopted his tricolour spangled.

Chile white star

Chile also has its tricolour spangled. White star (the snow of The Andes) whereas that of Acadia is yellow (Papal color; but also guiding star of the fishermen whose owner is the Virgin Mary, in heaven). To Chile, one says that this star accentuates the unity of the republic. In Acadia as in Quebec (although Quebec is a laic state), though it worked the Quebecers and Acadians thought, the catholic Church is always omnipresent, kind of discussion thread or unity in loss of vitality. One can thus say that the white cross (purity) of fleurdelisé and the yellow star (papal color) of tricolour accentuate the unit of two colonized if not dominated people.

Fleur de lys, fleur de lis

Fleur de lys is written also fleur-de-lis. One speaks about the lily of Quebec whose origins goes up in Clovis, king of France and not, like much, wrongly, believes that this lily represents the lily, this indigenous flower if I am not mistaken and who is growing almost everywhere through North America. But this lily blue is sometimes close to a mixture of purple and blue colors whereas the lily of Clovis is white.

With a bit of humour, there is a user at Wikipédia which signs Liz de Quebec. This uncommon flower is impassioned on all that touches Inuit of the Canadian Far North. “Liz de Quebec”, this new flower is perhaps dedicated to have beautiful white petals like snow. White as the purity such as Clovis raised it, king de France.

Sources et links :

http://pages.infinit.net/histoire/fdl-h.html

Gouvernement du Québec : http://www.drapeau.gouv.qc.ca/ Thierry Gilabert - Nov. 2001 :http://svowebmaster.free.fr/drapeaux_acadie.htm http://www.acfoottawa.ca/fr/Drapeau_23/items/12.html

Sommaire [masquer] • 1 Fleurdelisé et tricolore étoilé • 2 Fleurdelisé québécois • 3 Tricolore étoilé acadien • 4 Symboles • 5 Étoile blanche du Chili • 6 Fleur de lys, fleure de lis

Fleurdelisé et tricolore étoilé [modifier] Le fleurdelisé (Drapeau du Québec) et le tricolore étoilé (Drapeau de l'Acadie) révèlent deux choix distincts qui opposent esprit monarchique et esprit révolutionnaire. Mais aussi deux choix qui se rejoignent par des liens religieux communs. Origines Fleurdelisé québécois [modifier] C’est en l’an 507 que la fleur de lys apparait pour la première fois sur le drapeau de Clovis, roi de France. Elle symbolisera la royauté française. Royauté qui disparaitra avec la Révolution française de 1789. C’est en 1534 que la fleur de lys est apparue pour la première fois, à Gaspé, là où Jacques Cartier planta sa croix. Cette croix portait un écusson avec trois fleurs de Lys. Bien longtemps après, soit le 21 janvier 1948, le Québec voyait pour la première fois son fleurdelisé flotter sur l’Hôtel du parlement. Tricolore étoilé acadien [modifier] Mais bien avant que flotte le fleurdelisé du Québec, le tricolore étoilé acadien avait été choisi comme drapeau acadien et ça, le 15 août 1884 lors de la deuxième Convention Nationale des Acadiens tenue à Miscouche, Île-du-Prince-Édouard. Symboles [modifier] Religion, monarchie, révolution. La fleur de lys en tant que symbole monarchique et la croix en tant que symbole de la foi chrétienne ne font pas bon ménage avec la révolution. Au Québec, le symbole révolutionnaire n’eut aucun égard dans le choix du drapeau national. En Acadie, à la fin du dix-neuvième siècle ce fut tout autrement, car les couleurs du drapeau de la révolution française, le bleu, le blanc et le rouge, pour les opposants, étaient trop semblables au drapeau de la France révolutionnaire. Ces derniers préféraient que flotte en Acadie la fleur de lys, valeurs monarchiques et cléricales voir traditionnelles. Malgré ses opposants, l’Acadie adopta son tricolore étoilé. Étoile blanche du Chili [modifier] Le Chili a lui aussi son tricolore étoilé. Étoile blanche (la neige des Andes) alors que celle de l’Acadie est jaune (couleur papale; mais aussi l'étoile des Pêcheurs dont la patronne est la Vierge Marie, au ciel). Au Chili, on dit que cette étoile accentue l'unité de la république. En Acadie comme au Québec (bien que le Québec soit un état laïque), quoiqu’elle a façonné la pensée québécoise et acadienne, l’Église catholique est toujours omniprésente, sorte de fil conducteur ou d’unité en perte de vitalité. On peut donc dire que la croix blanche (la pureté) du fleurdelisé et l'étoile jaune (couleur papale) du tricolore accentue l'unité de deux peuples colonisés sinon dominés. Fleur de lys, fleure de lis [modifier] Fleur de lys s'écrit aussi fleur de lis. On parle du lys du Québec dont les origines montent à Clovis, roi de France et non, comme beaucoup, à tort, croient que ce lys représente l’iris versicolor, fleur indigène si je ne m'abuse et qui pousse presque partout à travers l’Amérique du Nord. Mais cet iris est bleu, parfois violacé alors que le lys de Clovis est blanc. Avec un brin d'humour, il y a un utilisateur chez Wikipédia qui signe Liz de Québec. Cette fleur inusitée se passionne sur tout ce qui touche les Inuits du Grand Nord canadien. Liz de Québec, cette nouvelle fleur est peut-être vouée à avoir de beaux pétales blancs comme neige. Blanc comme la pureté tel que l'arborait Clovis, roi de France. Sources et liens : http://pages.infinit.net/histoire/fdl-h.html Gouvernement du Québec : http://www.drapeau.gouv.qc.ca/ Thierry Gilabert - Nov. 2001 :http://svowebmaster.free.fr/drapeaux_acadie.htm http://www.acfoottawa.ca/fr/Drapeau_23/items/12.html —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 74.59.1.162 (talk) 18:29:41, August 19, 2007 (UTC)

Recent developments

In the last month or so, I seem to recall another land claim settled, which includes a big chunk of Northern Quebec as part of Nunatisiavut. I'd appreciate it if people in the know could include updated info. --RealGrouchy 02:43, 16 September 2007 (UTC)

Inuit Land vs Settlement Area

What is the difference between "Labrador Inuit Lands" and "Labrador Inuit Settlement Areas" mdkarazim (talk) 19:21, 25 July 2010 (UTC)

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merge from division 11

Division 11, Newfoundland and Labrador is the census division that covers Nunatsiavut, there doesn't seem to be any difference other than the title. I propose moving that page's contents to this one. FUNgus guy (talk) 03:58, 13 November 2016 (UTC)

What happened now?

The article claims:

"On June 18, 2021, Nunatsiavut stated that it had begun the process of seeking devolution of child protection services from the Department of Children, Seniors, and Social Development with the goal for negotiations to conclude within three years."

More than three years later, we wonder: What happened? What is the result of that? 130.238.112.129 (talk) 16:18, 30 July 2024 (UTC)