TARTANS OF CANADA
ST. ANDREW'S OF QUEBEC CITY
DESCRIPTION
This tartan was designed by David Stafford in October 2002. Mr. Stafford is a member of the St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, which was founded by the 78th Fraser Highlanders following the British victory on the Plains of Abraham in 1759. The congregation is the oldest of Scottish origin in Canada.
The golden yellow represents ‘our past, present & future members’, blue represents the Presbyterian Church and St Andrew’s Cross, green ‘our verdant surrounding hills’, orange preserves the predominant colour of the Fraser tartan, while red is for Canada and white for the snow that ‘characterizes our Nordic winters’.
SETT
Y/4 B80 G20 O2 G10 R10 W2 R/4 (ITI No. 5814)
