While the answer to this question may seem like it should be a simple yes or no, the reality is a bit more complicated. While every province in Canada does have its own tartan, not every tartan is officially recognized by the government. The Canadian tartan registry is maintained by the Canadian Heritage department, and as of June 2017, there are over 700 registered tartans on it. Of these, only nine are designated as "national" tartans, meaning they are considered to represent all of Canada rather than just a specific region or province. So while every province does technically have its own tartan, only a handful of these designs are widely recognized and used as symbols of Canadian pride.