Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada - Arms

Arms

Arms of Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada
Notes The arms of the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada consist of:
Crest On two closed books Vert, an open book proper bound and charged on the dexter page with a maple leaf Vert.
Escutcheon Argent four pairs of maple seeds in saltire Vert.
Supporters Two polar bears each holding a feather Argent penned Vert and resting a hind paw on an Ionic capital Argent, all set on a quadrangle Vert.
Motto Vox Eruditionis

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