When a massive storm engulfs North America, the United States and Canada suddenly find themselves in a new world. Now both countries must navigate the political and mythical climate of monarchs and magics.
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Coat of Arms of Canada
Transference date: May 10, 2027
Motto: "A mari usque ad mare" ("From Sea to Sea")
Type: Federal parliamentary constitutional monarchy
Capital: Ottawa
Anthem: "The Maple Leaf Forever"
Political Parties
Conservative Party of Canada (CPC)
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People's Party of Canada (PPC)
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Liberal Party of Canada (LPC)
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Bloc Québécois (BQ)
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Governor-General: David Johnson
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Prime Minister: Pierre Poilievre (CPC)
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To say that Canada is done saying sorry, is now but an understatement. The unpopularity of Trudeau's Liberal government gave way for the Conservatives to come back into the light. Now allied with the libertarian-leaning People's Party, Pierre Poilievre has been appointed as Prime Minister.
Yet despite the new coalition, Poilievre must deal with the remaining Liberals and reel in the hardliners in the Bloc Québécois from doing anything irrational. He has since enforced stronger ties with the United States, but keeps it at an arms length to ensure Canadian sovereignty is preserved from their brother to the south.
