Which country has a maple leaf on its national flag?

Canada's national flag is rectangular with an aspect ratio of 2. 1. The national flag consists of red and white from left to right. The red on both sides represents the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean, and the white square symbolizes the vast territory of Canada. There is a red maple leaf in the middle with 1 1 corner, and 1 1 corner represents seven provinces and four autonomous prefectures in Canada. Maple is the national tree of Canada and a symbol of the Canadian nation.

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Canada is divided into 10 provinces and 3 regions. 10 provinces are British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manetho, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador, and the three regions are Yukon, Northwest China and Nu Loewit. Each province has a governor, a provincial speaker, a governor and a provincial cabinet. Corresponding posts and institutions have also been established in this region.

There are three levels of courts in Canada: federal courts, provincial courts and local courts (collectively referred to as municipal courts). Federal courts generally accept financial, maritime and related economic cases. The Supreme Court is composed of 1 justices and 8 jury judges. It mainly arbitrates major political, legal and constitutional issues appealed by the federal and provincial governments, as well as major civil and criminal cases. The decision of the Supreme Court is final.

Judges of the Supreme Court are nominated by the Prime Minister, appointed by the Governor and retired at the age of 75. Each province has provincial high courts and provincial courts, which mainly try criminal cases and other important cases related to the province, but some provincial courts also try civil cases. Local courts usually hear civil cases.

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