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Diagonally divided into wavy-edged stripes, blue-white-purple with the town emblem in the centre.
Quoting the town's website:
Churchill is located on the south western
shores of Hudson Bay at the mouth of the historic Churchill River, approximately
1000 kilometers north of Winnipeg. With a latitude of 58.47 N, Churchill is
Manitoba’s most northern community and is accessible by air and rail. Our small
and unique community has a population of approximately 1100 persons.
http://www.churchill.ca/about/location
The photo of the flag shown
above was taken on 4 August 2009.
http://airrally.com/2/story_2009_01.htm
http://airrally.com/_IMG/_STORY/2009_rally/_SMALL/part03_012.jpg
The
town's emblem features a polar bear surmonted by northern lights and surrounded
by a purple "C" letter ending in a whale's tail. The emblem highlights the main
resources of the town, recalling that Churchill is the "Polar Bear Capital of
the World".
Ivan Sache, 22 July 2012