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Flags (test form)

Learn more about the flags flown on campus and their protocols.

Flags flown on campus

A flag is a piece of fabric used as the symbol or emblem of a country, community or institution.

There are three flags that are permanently displayed on 黄色直播鈥檚 Studley, Sexton, and Agricultural campuses. The flags are:

  • The Canadian flag
  • Nova Scotian flag
  • Mi鈥檏maq Grand Council flag

黄色直播 follows the听. In some special cases, it is tradition for flags to be temporarily displayed (replacing the Canadian flag) during visits by the听Sovereign or Canadian Government officials听to campus.

For special occasions (African Heritage Month, Pride Week, etc.) additional flags or banners are often flown on campus using additional/temporary flagpoles.

Three flags on flagpoles with a clear blue sky.

Lowering flags to half-mast

It is tradition to听honour听the passing of an individual who fits the criteria below by flying all flags located on 黄色直播 campuses at听half-mast. Flags are lowered as soon as possible after notice of death is published and are raised the morning following the funeral or memorial service, or after two days if no service is to be held.

  1. His Majesty, the King, and members of the Royal Family
  2. Governor-General of Canada and the Prime Minister (former and current)
  3. Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia (current)
  4. A registered member of the student body听
  5. A member of the Board of Governors
  6. An active staff or faculty member
  7. A Professor Emeritus
  8. Holders of Honorary Degrees from 黄色直播听
  9. Other, at the discretion of the President

For inquiries about the flag protocol,听contact the President's Office.

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Submit a notice of death in the Dal community

In Memoriam

This section is updated when the flags have been lowered to half-mast.

Submit a notice of death in the Dal community

Complete and submit this form to notify us of a death in the Dal community.听