- The Governor General of Canada
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Gerald Malcolm Lougheed
Sudbury, Ontario
Grant of Arms, with differences to Gerald Malcolm Lougheed Jr. and Geoffrey Philip Lougheed
April 15, 2003
Vol. IV, p. 276
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Blazon
Arms
Per chevron Vert and Or in chief two stags' heads caboshed and in base a boar's head erased counterchanged;
Crest
An eagle rising wings elevated and addorsed Or its dexter claw resting on a cogwheel Vert charged with a Maltese cross Argent;
Motto
SERVIRE EST VIVERE;
Symbolism
Arms
The green and gold are the main colours in the arms of Ontario, Mr. Lougheed's native province. The stags' heads, a traditional Scots heraldic symbol for Malcolm, are a reference to his middle name. The boar's head is a symbol used in Scottish heraldry for Lougheed armigers.
Crest
The eagle is a symbol with great meaning in the Lougheed family. The cogwheel represents Mr. Lougheed's long and active involvement with Rotary International, while the Maltese cross represents his contributions to the Venerable Order of St. John.
Motto
This Latin phrase, which indicates the importance Mr. Lougheed places on serving the community, means "To serve is to live".