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Saint-Laurent, Quebec (Canada)

image by Luc Baronian

City flag
Variant of the city flag

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City flag

The orange logo was adopted in 1976. It evokes the tree of life, an open flower and a person with open arms. The three spheres represent ethnic diversity, and the three main ethnic groups at the time (French, English and Jewish), though today Saint-Laurent boasts citizens from 166 different countries. Beaudoin also reports this flag. This flag is now used as the Saint-Laurent borough flag.

Reference: François Beaudoin, Symboles de la Communauté urbaine de Montréal, Vexilla Belgica, 1982.

Luc Baronian, 9 May 2005

Variant of the city flag

image by Marc Pasquin, 19 January 2006

This is a variant of the Ville St-Laurent flag we have on the site. It was seen flying in front of a manufacture in the town itself. The design differ from the one we have in 3 ways:

red logo instead of orange
longer stem (but smaller size overall)
different ratio (it seemed identical to the Quebec flag that was flying next to it)

Marc Pasquin, 19 January 2006