Advice on District Tartans

[Tiran]

There is also this link to the Gov't of Canada site that has all the official provincial (and couple not official) tartans, in a very interesting display.

http://www.pch.gc.ca/progs/cpsc-ccsp/sc-cs/o6_e.cfm

I can't say I am fond of the Alberta one, and the dress version of it is awful.

According to this site the only ones that arent official are Quebec, Newfoundland, Yukon and the one called Maple Leaf, which is I think often called the Canadian tartan.

Oh and Nunuvat doen't have one yet.

[jfellrath]

Oh and Nunuvat doen't have one yet.

Perhaps one has been offered, but the citizens of the province simply decided they're having Nunavat.

I apologize in advance. ;)

[starbkjrus]

And the mystery deepens. The Canadian Heritage website provided by Tiran above shows a different official Ontario tartan than Ontario's Provincial website. The tartan shown on the Canadian Heritage website is indeed the one that Fraser and Kirkbright and District-Tartans.com shows.

Now I'm even more interested in the answer that comes back from the gentleman at The Scottish Weaver.

[starbkjrus]

Well so far there is no update on the Ontario tartan......BUT...... :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

I received an email from Matt Newsome this morning that the cloth for my Four-Yard-Box-Pleated-Custom-Made-Hand-Sewn-Carolina-District-Tartan kilt has arrived from the weaver. WhooooooHOOOOOOOO!! (Can you tell I'm excited??)

Like I told Matt -- Shifting into HIGH Jones Mode.

[CaberDave]

Try www.district-tartans.com . They list an Ontario tartan from 1965.

Hope this may help.

[Bob C]

Try www.district-tartans.com . They list an Ontario tartan from 1965.

Hope this may help.

That's another of Matt Newsome's projects. A fine source, but no info that he has not already offered us, here.