





The original funnel was that of Canadian National Steamships. Constituent companies also used their own funnels with the consortium flag. The briefly owned post-war Ottawa Valley used M262.
Playing cards appear to support this version.
An actual flag supplied through David Warwick and a FOTW photograph provide this version. Colour analysis suggests very dark blue in one and black in the other, leaving the ground uncertain despite the predecessor flag’s blue-and-red account.
A 1930s photograph of Canadian Scottish suggests a normal rectangular flag, but the image was recoloured from black-and-white and its colours are unreliable.