Coat of arms of Barrie

The coat of arms of Barrie was granted by the College of Arms on 1 March 1977. The grant included the full coat of arms as well as a flag and a badge, both derived from the arms. The city registered the arms with the Canadian Heraldic Authority on 20 January 2005.

Coat of arms of Barrie
Armiger	The Corporation of the City of Barrie
Adopted	1977, registered with Canadian Heraldic Authority 2005
Crest	Issuant from a mural crown Gules, a mount Vert thereon a mercat cross Or
Torse	Azure and Argent
Helmet	A Gentleman's helm mantled Azure doubled Argent
Shield	Argent three bars gemel wavy Azure, on a chief Gules a naval crown between a winged wheel and a cog wheel Or
Supporters	Dexter a private soldier in the uniform of the Canadian Army of the First World War standing easy with a rifle supported by the dexter hand, sinister the goddess Ceres proper vested argent wreathed about the temples with a garland of corn ears Or holding in the sinister hand a basket of fruit proper at the feet a garb Or
Motto	THE PEOPLE ARE THE CITY
Other elements	The badge: on a pentagram Or a mural crown Argent charged with a bar gemel wavy Azure

See also

• Canadian heraldry
• National symbols of Canada
• List of Canadian provincial and territorial symbols
• Heraldry

External links

• Entry on the Public Register of Arms, Badges and Flags of Canada