Chilliwack

The flag of Chilliwack is a green background with a white Scandinavian cross. Surmounting the intersection of the bars is a white disc, bearing a green circle enclosing four green hearts joined at their bases. 
== Symbolism ==
Chilliwack, long known as “The Green Heart of British Columbia", is in the "heart" of the fertile Fraser Valley. To represent this slogan, the Canadian Heraldic Authority created a new symbol in Canadian heraldry, which conjoins four green hearts facing the four cardinal directions, signifying the directions of the community, and framed within a green circle to reflect that Chilliwack is at the "heart of things". The city is also known as the "crossroads" of the Upper Fraser Valley, represented by the bars of the Scandinavian cross. The heart symbol and cross form the shield of the city's coat of arms.
== Former flag ==
The former flag of Chilliwack was a Canadian pale triband of green, white, and green, with a green heart in the center. It was adopted in 1980, and was relinquished in 1993.
=== Symbolism ===
The Canadian pale design represents Chilliwack as a Canadian city, and the heart represents its role as "The Green Heart of British Columbia".
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