Laurentie (Day of Glory)

Name given to the french oversea department whose borders followed the st-laurent river in north-america. The department only had a brief existence and its territory was reabsorbed into the province of Canada at the creation of the URP.

The name however lived on and was used by a few local republican groups over the years. It is also from this department that stemmed the name of the patois (Laurentien) spoken by a majority of the population in modern day Canada.