Canalese independence movement

Not to be confused with the geographical area.
The Canalese independence movement (CIM) is an independence movement regarding the Canadish regions of South Canadia and Wellow, better known as Canaland. The movement claims that Canaland should be part of neither Canadia nor Jonathia, and instead should be an independent state with it's own laws, rights, and parliament. Support was small when the movement was first started in 1996, but during the COVID-19 pandemic, support for the movement skyrocketed. A poll performed by YouGov in 2021 found that 43% of Canalese citizens were in favour of an independent Canaland, compared to 27% wanting a Jonathian reunification, and 30% wishing to stay part of Canadia.
==Goals==
The CIM aims to grant the Canadish regions of South Canadia and Wellow independence as a nation called Canaland.
==Statistics==
This section seeks to describe what an independent Canaland would look like, alongside Canadia and Jonathia.
 	Canaland 	Canadia 	Jonathia
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Population 	35,878,138 	66,650,427 (present)30,772,289 (Canaland)	102,468,398
Capital city 	Salisbury 	Jumanji 	Jetzeburg
Form of government	Federal parliamentary republic	Federal parliamentary republic 	Unitary parliamentary democracy
Official languages	EnglishFrench 	English 	EnglishJonishFrenchGerman
Currency 	Canalese albit (₳) 	Canadish dollar ($) 	Jonathian albit (₳)
Category:Canaland
Category:Canadia
Category:Jonathia
Category:Canalese independence movement