What is used to designate the rank of deputy chief in Ontario?

• A. Crown and to Maple Leafs
• B. Crown and to Maple Leaves
• C. Crown and to Gold Leaves
• D. Crown and to Silver Leafs

Answer: (A)

The rank insignia for deputy chief in Ontario combines a crown with a maple leaf. The crown signals a senior executive level, and the maple leaf is the national symbol used on Canadian police badges. Together, they uniquely designate this high rank. The other options mix in incorrect symbols or spellings (such as leaves or gold leaves), which do not match the Ontario deputy chief insignia. So the correct pairing is the crown with a maple leaf.