The Frontenac name was borrowed from a late 17th-century governor of New France - and not for the first time. A Frontenac was also built by Dominion Motors (Durant) in Toronto from 1931 to 1933.

New France's populace includes shop keepers, artisans, farmers and landlords, as well as fur-trading expansionists like Governor Frontenac and his commercial partner, Robert Cavelier de La Salle ...