Many regional tartans are officially recognised by government bodies. All but two Canadian provinces and territories has an official tartan, with the first dating from 1956. Nunavut, Canada's newest territory, has not enshrined its tartan in law, and neither has Quebec. Alberta, meanwhile, has two official tartans, including a dress tartan. All but Quebec's are registered with the Court of the Lord Lyon in Scotland. Canada has an official national tartan that was originally designed to commemorate the introduction of its new maple leaf flag, and was made an official national emblem in 2011. Several Canadian regions (like Labrador and Cape Breton Island), counties, municipalities, and institutions also have official tartans.