Canada

Description
Canada is a large, northern country in North America. They own land on the north, west, and east coast. Canada's current prime-minister is Bishop Brougham. Canada is divided into provinces, including British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Alaska, California, Washington, Oregon, and Arizona.

Canada's largest cities are Raphtrevor, Braunfeyyette, and Pierette. Canada is a democratic nation currently facing fascist ideologies from Raphtrevor, which is currently controlled by a dual corporatocracy. Bishop Brougham confirms that Raphtrevor poses no threat to Canada as a whole, but experts believe that Raphtrevor may break away from Canada similar to how Quebec did in 1938.

Brief History
Canada was founded in 1632 by a a shipload of British travelers out on an expedition to search for large supplies of Cedar. They found Canada after attempting to circle back to British Kingdom (now the United Kingdom)

Canadas first civilizations were founded along the Eastern coast, and the oldest civilization was Port Son. British ships would ship in goods such as food, water, and clothing.

By the 1700s, Canada got its first Prime-Minister, Justin Harper. Justin was Prime-minister until his death in 1768 due to an illness. During his time in Parliament, he passed multiple laws that restricted murder, theft, and fraud.

By the early 1800s, Canada had been expanded out to the west coast and slowly began to expand North. Canada then broke away from The British Kingdom, which resulted in the British-Canadian war of 1808, which caused the death of 3,000 soldiers. Canada won the war, and successfully broke away from The British Kingdom.

Canada finally got its first form of electricity via trading with the United States. In turn, Canada agreed to give The United States a portion of its land along Ontario, as long as the United States would continue to supply them with electricity products.

By the early 1900s, The United States obtained all of Ontario but shortly cut off the electricity supply once The United States constructed over 1,000 factories that manufactured some form of electrical products. This resulted in a very short Cold War due to Canada believing this was an unfair move and that the United States should've supplied goods until Canada had over 2,000 factories. The Cold War resulted in multiple, harmless bombings along the American-Canadian border.

In 1938, Quebec broke away from Canada and formed The Quebec Republic, which also included the fact that Quebec would now house Canadas oldest civilization, Port Son. The Quebec Republic also absorbed surrounding provinces Newfoundland, Labrador, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick. This resulted in an Interstate war between The Quebec Republic and Canada, resulting in the death of 800,000 soldiers, and 200,000 innocents.

In the 2000s, Canada remains as a world super-power and is the worlds leading country due to it housing some of the most powerful companies in the world, which in turn increases their GDP by a very substantial amount.