February 15 is celebrated as National Flag of Canada Day, marking the first official raising of the red and white Maple Leaf flag in 1965. The day honors national unity, pride, and the country’s enduring democratic identity.
- Louis – Of French and Germanic origin, meaning famous warrior. In Canada, the name is closely associated with Louis Riel (1844–1885), a Métis leader and a symbol of cultural rights, resilience, and national identity.
- George – From Greek Georgios, meaning farmer or earthworker. It recalls figures like King George VI, under whose reign Canada strengthened its autonomy, and represents leadership, service, and perseverance.