Canada
Canada, sometimes unofficially called Dominion of Canada, is a country located in the northern part of North America. The territory of Canada comprises ten provinces and two territories, that extend from the Atlantic to the Pacific and northward into the Arctic Ocean, sharing a land border with the United States to the south and northwest through Alaska. Whilst Canada, given its landmass, is relatively sparsely populated, is not without a considerable population, the two most populous provinces in Canada being Ontario and Quebec, though the issue of Quebec separatism has, since the conclusion of the Second World War, become an ever-present issue that threatens to put paid to this figure. Even in Western Canada, rumblings of discontent with the perceived detachment of the Ottawa government from the issues of the West, grow ever louder.
History
Canada is a founding member of the OFN, led by the United States and quickly formed following the disastrous conclusion of the Second World War for the Allied powers, with the OFN serving as an international alliance between the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the West Indies Federation, Belize, Suriname, Iceland, Faroe Islands and Guyana. The alliance's main purpose is to promote democratic and Western influence across the globe, as well as securing the safety and sovereignty of Australasia and the Americas. Whilst many a Canadian can count themselves lucky to be protected from the Greater Germanic Reich abroad, others in Canada begin to see it as nothing more than a method of promoting American interests in Canada, threatening the future of Canada, with many a wary Canadian waiting to see what becomes of this alliance, ready to sound the alarm at any sign of this pact becoming an economic one, shackling Canada forever more to the American behemoth.
Canada has assumed, for all intents of purpose the mantle of head of the Commonwealth of Nations, itself comprising Belize, Guyana, the West Indies, Australia, New Zealand, and the Union of South Africa, housing not just the largest population of British exiles out of the other Commonwealth nations, but also playing host to the pretender to the throne of the former United Kingdom, as well as the exiled government, whilst Queen Elizabeth II fulfils her constitutional role as sovereign in Canada, serving as a relatively popular figure of unity in an ever more fraught Canadian domestic situation.
Cabinet
Head of Government: Lester B. Pearson (Liberalism) | |||
Foreign Minister: Paul Martin Sr (Liberalism) | Ideological Crusader |
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Economy Minister: Walter Gordon (Liberalism) | Big Spender |
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Security Minister: Paul Hellyer (Liberalism) | Air Power Pioneer |
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Generals
Canada has at least four generals, one among them is a field marshal.
Field Marshal Jacques Dextraze |
General Jack Vance |
General Ramsey Muir Withers |
General Don C. Laubman |
Politics
Canada is led by the Liberal Party of Canada.
National spirits
Party | Ideology | Leader | Popularity |
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Liberal Party of Canada | Liberalism | Lester B. Pearson | 33% |
Progressive Conservative Party of Canada | Paternalistic Conservatism | John Diefenbaker | 33% |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation | Democratic Socialism | Tommy Douglas | 21% |
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation - The Waffle | Revolutionary Front | James Laxer | 6% |
Social Credit Party of Canada | Social Credit | Réal Caouette | 5% |
Flags
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Flag | Country Name | Ideologies | Notes |
Canada | Liberalism Prairie Populism Classical Liberalism Liberal Conservatism Democratic Socialism Social Credit |
Red Ensign flag | |
Canada | Liberalism Prairie Populism Classical Liberalism Liberal Conservatism Democratic Socialism Social Credit |
Maple Leaf flag | |
Canada | Liberalism Prairie Populism Classical Liberalism Liberal Conservatism Democratic Socialism Social Credit |
Pearson Pennant flag |
Cultures:
Quebecois, First Nations, New-Found-lander, Maritimer, Ontarian, Western Canadian, British Colombian, Inuit, Falklander, Anglo-Caribbean.