What is on the Canada's shield representing Cartiers claiming of Canada?

Canada's coat of arms features elements representing Jacques Cartier's claim to Canada, including a blue field with three gold fleurs-de-lis, symbolizing French heritage and royalty. Additionally, the shield includes a representation of a maple leaf, which has become a national symbol of Canada. The overall design reflects the historical significance of Cartier's exploration and the French influence in the country's early history.