Bright Red Maple Leaf Canada eh! Keychain

Big bright red maple leaf and black typewriter style font, "Canada, eh!" Cute, campy and funny, Canadian humour for Canada Day or any day at all, for resident Canadians, new Canadian citizens, tourists and visitors to Canada. This cool design is also available in different key chain styles, in celebration of this most wonderful country! Canada Day is July 1. <br><br> Canada is a land of wild beauty, diverse cultures, freedom and opportunity. I am proud to be Canadian! This design makes a great souvenir of Canada, or a personal expression of patriotism for anyone who is happy to live in such an amazing, scenic, friendly, progressive, spectacular country. Canada, eh! The maple leaf is the official national symbol of Canada; it was adopted as an emblem in the early 1700s by French Canadian settlers. As use of the symbol became widespread, a green leaf was used for Quebec and a gold leaf for Ontario. Later this became a red stylized eleven-point leaf, appearing on a white and red background on the country's flag. <br><br>The term "eh" is commonly associated with Canada. As a Canadian I say eh all the time, eh. It's pronounced like a long "a" as in "ay" or "late". It's often lampooned by Americans and also Canadians, as we like to poke at ourselves too, eh? and was especially promoted by comedians Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas, who created the famous comedy Canadian stereotype characters Bob and Doug McKenzie. You can also replace the text with your name, another word or short phrase, whatever your heart desires; or delete the text and just keep the big red maple leaf. Or you can delete the leaf and keep the text. O, the possibilities. Have fun, eh. Design by M Sylvia Chaume, Canada.