The Canadian
Flag Perpetual Pride Campaign (founded December 2010) is
dedicated to having the beautiful red maple leaf/white
(homeland) background flag displayed across Canada and will
be calling on companies, institutions and government
facilities to proudly display our flag and to replace flags
that are worn.
Follow our progress below:
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TODAY, FEBRUARY
15TH IS OUR NATIONAL FLAG DAY.
Our beautiful red maple leaf on the white homeland
background flag was adopted on February 15th,1965 by
Parliament. The CFPPC is proud to have had thousands of new
flags placed on display across Canada. Is your school, post
office, local business(es) showing national pride? If not,
let us know via e-mail at
info@natparty.com or write to us at 300 Coxwell
Avenue, Box 3037. Toronto Ontario M4L 2A0.
Also let us know if you see any flags that are faded or
torn.
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Voice of the
Common Man (VOCM) Radio: Hoist the Flag
To: VOCM radio FM (K-Rock)
St. John's, NL
The Canadian Flag Perpetual Flag Campaign is asking radio
and TV stations and networks across Canada to fly maple leaf
flags outside their stations and offices.
Founded in December 2010, the CFPPC is our to promote
nationalism and patriotism and as one of Canada's best known
stations in the Maritimes, you should be flying our national
symbol.
Looking forward to hearing from you,
CFPPC
Toronto Jan. 20, 2012
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TV Radio
Stations to Get Flag Requests
The CFPPC will be concentrating on television and radio
networks and stations this year, to include Toronto and
Ontario-based electronic media to display Canadian flags,
starting with Welland, Ontario's Giant -FM radio:
To: Pat St. John, President
GIANT FM Radio
Welland Ontario
Dear Sir:
The Canadian Flag Perpetual Pride Campaign (CFPPC) is
beginning its new year of encouraging Canadian businesses,
institutions, and corporate headquarters from coast to
coast, to raise our national symbol and to fly a maple leaf
flag. This year we will be concentrating greatly on radio
and television stations in all provinces and territories.
We are asking if your currently display one outside of your
station's/network's building. If you currently fly a flag,
we congratulate your on your patriotism. If, however at the
present time, your station does not display a Canadian flag,
we are asking you to fly one, and if your current flag is
worn or old, to please replace it with a new flag.
The CFPPC looks forward to your earliest reply, and thanks
you for your time, attention and efforts in this matter.
Sincerely,
Mr. Bob Smith
CFPPC Coordinator.
Jan. 12, 2012
And to Corwall "Oldies" station CJSS- FM's president JJ
Johnston, we added this note:
CJSS is known to feature popular music from the past.
Celebrate Canada's heritage by proudly flying a maple leaf
flag, another crowd-please of patriotism.
Bob Smith/CFPPC
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Good News from
Woodbine Entertainment
Received from Sean Pinsonneault, Chief Operating Officer,
Woodbine Entertainment (formerly the Jockey Club of
Ontario):
December 23, 2011
Dear Mr. Smith,
Thank you for your letter of December 14th (regrading your
request for Canadian flags at Greenwood racetrack.)
We will pass along your request to the management
responsible for the Greenwood property and ask that a
Canadian flag be considered at this location. Thank you for
your support of Woodbine Entertainment Group and the Sport
of Kings.
Kindest regards.
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Fox Flies Maple
Leaf
In the early afternoon, Fox News Channel's America Live with
Megan Kelly prominently shows a Canadian flag flying from a
view from Fox' Manhattan headquarters on the Avenue of the
Americas; you can catch it on the left side of the screen
from 1 pm-3 pm weekdays.
Looking good!
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Pizza Pizza, Let's
Have Some Canadian Pride with that Double Cheese
Dec. 13, 2011
Dear Mr. Overs:
The Canadian Flag Perpetual Pride Committee (CFPPC) , as
part of its campaign to have the Canadian maple leaf
flag displayed at businesses and government buildings
across Canada, is asking you to please display one at
all Pizza Pizza locations in recognition of December,
one of two months designated by the CFPPC as Canadian
Flag Month (the other is July.)
Pizza Pizza is perhaps Canada's best known chain of
pizza delivery stores and given its long history in
Canada, it is fitting that all Pizza Pizza outlets
display our national emblem. Please, let's show some
Canadian patriotism and pride and have all Pizza Pizza
stores in Canada display Canada's beautiful maple leaf
flag.
Hey Greenwood
Racetrack, Win with National Pride
Tradition and patriotism go together in Ontario; let's
show our national pride wherever Ontarians and tourists
gather to enjoy the Sport of Kings.
Hockey Hall of Fame. Let's See Your Patriot Pride
To: John Zeigler
c/o Hockey Hall of Fame
Toronto
Dear Sir:
As the museum of our national sport, surely you must
agree that it is important to show our national pride in
the game so many Canadians hold to their hearts. Please,
show your respect to the land of our great game by
displaying the red maple leaf flag in front of the
Hockey Hall of Fame. Let's show patriotism for our land
as well as for our sport.
LCBO, Show the Flag
To: Bob Peter, President, LCBO
As a taxpayer-subsidized retailing operation, it is
imperative that all of your outlets in Ontario should be
displaying the Canadian flag; we have not riced that
some of them here in Toronto do not, and hereby ask that
you direct that all
LCBO stores hoist our national symbol.
Thank you for your earliest attention in this matter.
Beaches
Institution Lion On The Beach: Flag Please
Dear Owner,
Lion on the Beach Pub
Toronto
Lion On The Beach is a historical part of Toronto's
Beach community, and its connections with Canada's
British roots would make it an ideal place for the Maple
Leaf. It would increase business and show to the
community your patriotism and Canadian pride.
Please show our national symbol at your establishment.
Sincerely
Bob Smith
CFPPC Coordinator
December is Canadian Flag
Month
It's the second (semi-annual) Canadian flag month, and
the CFPPC is asking all proud Canadians to show our
beautiful red maple leaf (on a white-homeland
background) across Canada.
This Christmas, give the gift of national pride and give
a new Canadian flag to friends and family. Let's get
more Canadian flags flying.
CFPPC to Canadian
Publishers: A Flag on Every Book
The CFPPC has taken
its Celebrate Canadian Flag Month campaign to Canadian
book publishers such as Penguin Group, McClelland and
Stewart and Random House Canada, and to Canadian books
chains such as Indigo, encouraging them to fly Canadian
flags and to display the flag on Canadian books:
Dear Publishers:
December marks the second annual Canadian Flag month,
created last year by the Canadian Flag Perpetual Pride
Campaign to encourage Canadian companies and government
departments to fly Canadian flags and to have old, worn
flags replaced.
As a Canadian publishing company whose works by Canadian
and international authors are distributed here and
around the world, your headquarters should shoe your
national pride by flying our national maple leaf emblem.
Why not, in commemoration of Canadian flag month,
display a maple leaf flag sticker on all Canadian-
authored books you publish and distribute?
Enjoy Canadian Flag Month, celebrated now in July and
December, by displaying our national symbol on all your
books.
Bob Smith,
CFPPC
November 28, 2011
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The CFPPC has asked the following companies and
organizations
to raise new Canadian flags at their locations and
headquarters.
This list will be updated
periodically:
Proctor & Gamble Canada Bob MacDonald CEO
Vachon/Culinar Inc. Hans Breggen, CEO
Bell Canada Enterprises George Cope, CEO
Bombardier Inc. Pierre Beaudoin, CEO
Quebecor Media Pierre Peladeau, CEO
Telus Darren Entwhistle,
CEO
Colgate Palmolive Ltd. Ian Cook, president
Unilever Canada Paul Pohlman, President and
CEO
Stanfield's Ltd. F. Thomas Stanfield, CEO
Enbridge Patrick Daniel, CEO
Tim Hortons Ltd. Paul House
Rotary Canada Leslie Pidgeon, president
Lions Club Agincourt Ont. Gord Blades, president
Foresters Canada George Mohacsi, President
and CEO
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CFPPC to
Unions: Show The Flag
The CFPPC is sending the following letter to a number of
Canadian unions including CUPE, the Ontario Federation of
Labor, Service Employees International Union, Amalgamated
Transit Workers Canada, Canadian Union of Postal Workers,
and the Ontario Public Service Employees Union. Others will
be added to the list in time:
November 23, 2011
The Canadian Flag Perpetual Pride Campaign, which will turn
two years old in December, is commemorating this anniversary
in part with a special campaign to ask all Canadian unions
to show their pride in Canada by displaying Canadian flags
at their headquarters, the offices of their locals and
whenever taking part in or supporting major public
demonstrations, such as those of the Occupy movement.
Nationalism is the answer to globalism, which has caused
great economic hardship, unemployment and damaged Canadian
labor through free trade and other anti-nationalist
corporate and government policies. We all should be proud of
our maple leaf national symbol as also a nationalist symbol
of a strong, determined labor movement and its opposition to
corporate encouragement of anti-union activities as
union-busting and near-poverty wage levels.
Let's show the pride of Canadian Labor by showing our
Canadian flag wherever Canadian labor makes its presence and
works to speak on behalf of working Canadians and against
the scourge of globalism!
Sincerely
Bob Smith
CFPPC Coordinator
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Occupy Canada —
Be More Nationalist
The following letter was forwarded to a number of locales
of the Canadian Occupy movement:
The Canadian Flag Perpetual Pride Campaign wishes to remind
all Canadian participants that while your campaign for the
poor and neglected is laudable, you need to emphasize the
Canadian aspect of it by showing more Canadian flags at
Occupy demonstrations, so that Canadians will be reminded of
the importance of helping our own and to remind Canadian
politicians and legislators that charity begins at home.
We look forward to seeing more Canadian flags as your
movement across Canada continues and expands.
With best wishes,
Bob Smith
CFPPC Coordinator.
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CFPPC launches new campaign for second Canadian Flag Month
The Canadian Flag Perpetual Pride
Campaign has designated December as this year's second
Canadian flag month, and is asking business groups and
Chambers of Commerce to ask local businesses to show our
flag. Below is a sampling of request letters:
To the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce:
To: Demetrius Tsafardis,
Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
Dear Sir:
The Canadian Flag Perpetual Pride Campaign as part of the
celebration of its second year and in advance of our second
bi-annual Canadian flag Month in December, is asking as many
businesses and stores as possible to fly new Canadian flags.
We ask your chamber to encourage your members and local
businesses to brighten up your community this winter by
displaying our beautiful maple leaf flag everywhere.
Let's all end 2012 in celebration of our beautiful national
flag.
Sincerely,
Bob Smith
Coordinator
Canadian Flag perpetual Pride Committee
Toronto.
To Sybil Goruk, Director
Barrie Chamber of Commerce:
Your beautiful of Barrie would look even better with many
Canadian flags fluttering as the Christmas season
approaches. Let's show Barrie the gift of Canadian pride and
have the Canadian flag, and we ask that your encourage
Chamber of Commerce members and businesses in Barrie to show
their national pride.
To: Ian McLean
Kitchener-Waterloo Chamber of Commerce
Dear Sir:
Your great community enjoys a wealth of culture and history,
and the Canadian Flag Perpetual Pride Committee is asking
communities across Canada to reflect that as we commemorate
the CFPPC's second year and the second Canadian Flag Month
to begin in December. (Held bi-annually, the first was held
in June of this year.)
We know you will encourage Canadian pride by asking your
members and requesting local businesses to display our
beautiful national maple-leaf symbol at their businesses.
We in the CFPPC invite all Canadians to show their pride and
show their flag, and we are confident your Chamber of
Commerce and your community will do its part.
November 21, 2011
To Smucker's Canada (Jams and Jellies):
This year marks the CFPPC's second anniversary and we are designating December 2011 as the second Canadian flag Month, celebrated twice each year (June and December).
As an American company who manufactures in Canada such well-known products as Smucker's Jams, we know you will want to express your Canadian pride and appreciation by showing our flag at all your corporate facilities.
Nov. 22, 2011
To Robin Hood/Multifoods:
Your great company enjoys a reputation of Canadian manufacturing pride, and the Canadian Flag Perpetual Pride Committee is asking communities across Canada to reflect that as we commemorate the CFPPC's second year and the second Canadian Flag Month to begin in December. Held bi-annually, the first was held in June of this year.)
We know you will encourage Canadian pride displaying our beautiful national maple-leaf symbol at your headquarters.
We in the CFPPC invite all Canadians to show their pride and show their flag, and we are confident your company will do its part.
November 22, 2011
Your great company enjoys a long history of success in Canada, and the Canadian Flag Perpetual Pride Committee is asking communities across Canada to reflect that as we commemorate the CFPPC's second year and the second Canadian Flag Month to begin in December.(Held bi-annually, the first was held in June of this year.)
We know you will encourage Canadian pride by displaying our beautiful national maple-leaf symbol at their business.
We in the CFPPC invite all Canadians and Canadian companies to show their pride and show their flag, and we are confident your company will do its part.
November 22, 2011
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Toronto Police: Serve,
Protect, Show the Flag
The Canadian Flag Perpetual
Pride Campaign has asked Toronto Police Chief William Blair
.along with the members of the City's Police Services Board,
to show the maple leaf flag on all Toronto police cruisers:
To: Police Chief William Blair and Alok Mukherjee, Chairman
Toronto Police Services Board
40 College St.
Toronto ON M5G 2J3
The Canadian Flag Perpetual Pride Campaign is asking you to
authorize the Toronto Police Services to display Canadian
flags on your cruisers in order to promote nationalism, as
we have since December 2010.
We feel that a decal of a maple leaf flag on each cruiser
would suffice and be less obtrusive in police work. Let's
show some national pride.
We look forward to your earliest possible response.
Sincerely
Bob Smith
CFPPC Coordinator
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The Bay: Proud to be Canadian
Received from Shayne Tryon, of the
office of
the President of the Hudson's Bay Company, in response to
our June letter concerning flags at their Queen Street
location:
Dear Mr. Smith:
We currently have permanent flags on the Bay Street side of
our store and also at the corner of Richmond and Yonge. We
will also add additional flags for Canada Day.
Best Wishes,
Shayne Tryon.
Well
done, Bay! And Congratulations
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