"The Maple Leaf Forever" is a patriotic song written by Alexander Muir in 1867. It celebrates the beauty and significance of the maple leaf, a symbol of Canada, and reflects the pride of Canadians in their country. The song has been associated with national identity and is often sung at public events. The song gained popularity during the Confederation period and has been used in various contexts, including military ceremonies and national celebrations. Over the years, it has been adapted and recorded by numerous artists, contributing to its enduring legacy in Canadian culture.