Zoé Laurier

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Lady LaurierCredit: William James Topley/Library and Archives Canada/PA-028100
Lady Laurier
Credit: William James Topley/Library and Archives Canada/PA-028100

Zoé Lafontaine, Lady Laurier (June 26, 1841-November 1, 1921) was the wife of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the seventh Prime Minister of Canada. They married at Marie-Reine-du Monde, Montréal, Quebec, Canada on August 13, 1868. A lounge in the Château Laurier was named in her honour. She was born in Montréal.

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Preceded by
Frances Morse Tupper		 Spouse of the Prime Minister of Canada
1896-1911		 Succeeded by
Laura Bond Borden


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