Joan O'Malley
Joan O'Malley is a Canadian seamstress known for her pivotal role in the creation of the first modern Maple Leaf flag. In 1965, she was tasked with sewing prototype flags at the request of her father, Ken Donovan, who worked for the Canadian government. Despite her significant contribution, she remained anonymous during the official flag raising ceremony, choosing to watch the event on television. O'Malley's story reflects a deep sense of pride and connection to Canada's national identity.
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Joan O'Malley is the seamstress who stitched the first national flag of Canada.
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