The United Empire Loyalists' Association of Canada

Azure the Royal Crown surrounded by thirteen swords points outward and in base a tomahawk head downwards blade to the sinister all proper;

The Royal Crown indicates the loyalty to the Crown of the United Empire Loyalists during and after the American Revolutionary War. The swords represent the Americans of the Thirteen Colonies who took up arms out of loyalty. The tomahawk stands for the Mohawk Loyalists who fought under the command of Chief Joseph Brant.

Within a wreath quarterly of maple leaves Gules and oak leaves Vert fructed Or charged with four crosses formy, the monograme of King George III Or;

The maple leaves identify the Association with Canada, while the oak leaves and acorns symbolize loyalty and fidelity to the monarchy. The crosses are those long used by the Association in its insignia. The monogram is that of King George III, the monarch at the time of the American Revolutionary War.