Quebec

The **State of Quebec** was created in 1945 in the chaos of the Canadian Revolution and the subsequent collapse of the dominion. The Declaration of Quebec Sovereignty and Rights of the French-Canadian Nation and the Quebecois Civil War marked its founding. It is one of the rump states of North America. It is often regarded as an international pariah or rogue state, in large part due to for its many alleged human rights abuses.

## History

Secessionism soared in the 1937 draft riots, and was compounded by the increasing autocratic grip of the revanchist King Edward VIII in the period known as the **Royal Dictatorship** (*Dictature royale*) or the **Great Darkness** (*Grande Noirceur*). This only increased with the meek and disappointing responses of the Duplessis administration to the promises of standing up to the Anglo-Canadian aggression.

Following the Great Ottawa Strike that paralysed Canada as a whole, the liberal-nationalist and the catholic nationalist long alienated by both the first the reactionary politics of the Royal Dictatorship and second by the lacks of commitment on the part of the Duplessis, orchestrated a putsch in which they ousted the Union Nationale regime and the Quebecois government, abolished the Parliament of Quebec and issued the Declaration. The declaration itself abolished all official recognition of the Monarchy in Right of Quebec, triggering the events of the brief Quebecois Civil War, which the Surete du Quebec under control of the separatist government had to defend itself against a massive revolt of the Francophone loyalist, especially in the Army. As the destruction of the rouge separatist government drew near for there was no chance the Quebec militia and police could hold against the Canadian Army. But with the fall of Ottawa in the Canadian Revolution and the evacuation of the Canadian Government to beyond the Rocky by planes forced the commanders of the loyalist to consider a settlement lest the communist destroy them all in this fruitless fighting, and despite the Union Nationale's semi-loyalist attitude, a reversal of the Declaration to the status-quo is deeply abhorrent. Thus the Meech Lake Accord later that year saw the abolition of the so-called Republic of Quebec in place of the **State of Quebec** and the restoration of the Union Nationale with its *Chef* in power. A status of government that to many, either the stepping stone of independence in light of the anti-communist struggle or the catastrophic Second Battle of the Plain of Abraham.

## Government

Most major parties during the interwar continue its existent in the new order, except those of the left that is considered enemies of the state during the Canadian Revolution by decrees from Ottawa.

### Union Nationale

Maurice Duplessis's own party and in many way, its the presentation of Quebecois society, focusing on rural matters, protectionist, deep ties with the Catholic church that ignore the boundary of secularism and further more, its vehement commitment to anti-communism. The party has held these views for a long time and it was these views that helped it to power, but Quebecois society in the aftermath of the Canadian Revolution is changing rapidly, new nationalism is rising from every roof. While the UN stood for Quebecois "national interest", it regardless never adopted a strongly firm nationalist stand in the Quebecois Civil War have alienated itself on the side of the loyalist. But there are more people in the party than old Duplessis, and the time, they are changing.

### Action française populaire

The Popular French Action is the united opposition to the UN regime, it perceived the events of 1945 as a betrayal and an attack on French-Canada's rights and existence by the Anglo-Canadian oppressors and collaborators. It follows a nationalist orientation, but opposed to the Union Nationale, heavily empathising social reforms, in this way its the union of a vast spectrum of political forces from nationalists to the former Quebecois liberals. Its led by the Catholic nationalist of the traditionalist like Lionel Groulx and on the left with André Laurendeau.

### Royalist

A vast coalition of political and ethnic composition, however their main chief component is the military who remain affirmed to their loyalty to the Monarch in Right of Quebec. Some dont exactly share a pan-Canada sentiments but regardless, they stands for the old way of Quebec.

### Labour Unity Party of Canada

The Canadian Revolution, stopped on the bank of Quebec by military arms, but its thoughts were not stopped, from among the rank of the Catholic workers unions to the anglophone population and urban writers, the Quebec Section of the LUP is growing stronger day by day, via its political influence and sabotaguers and agents employed by the new regime and the CIA, caring little to preserve the status quo created by the New Year's Peace. Their objective but one: Bringing the Revolution to these backward lands and save its people.