The Anglican Synod of the Diocese of British Columbia also known as the Bishopric of British Columbia

The Flag of The General Synod of the Anglican Church of Canada as recorded in Volume III, page 16, charged in fess point with the Arms of The Anglican Synode of the Diocese of British Columbia as recorded in Volume V, page 85;

The placement of the arms of the diocese at the centre of the Flag of the Anglican Church of Canada follows the pattern of other Anglican diocesan flags in Canada.

A cross patté quadrate Gules between four dragonflies volant in saltire their tails inward Sable embellished Argent and Azure their wings Azure embellished Argent;

The cross is taken from the coat of arms of the Diocese of British Columbia, and was originally used in the seal of the first bishop of the Diocese, George Hills. The dragonfly is used as an emblem of the diocese and as a symbol of reconciliation with local First Nations, for whom it is a symbol of change, transformation and swiftness. Its design was created by Coast Salish artist Douglas LaFortune of the Tsawout First Nation in the Saanich peninsula of Vancouver Island. The position of these dragonflies alludes to the badge of the Anglican Church of Canada, a red cross with maple leaves positioned between the limbs.