Canada

The State of Canada (Upper Canadian French: État du Canada) is a country located in the northern part of the continent of America. It's official languages are English and Upper Canadian French, and it's capital is Marymount. Although it has a very rich economical history, it has been part of the Empire of Britain until 2007.

## State of Canada

État du Canada (Upper Canadian French)

Motto: "Librem, Constantem et Supremus" Anthem: "A Mari Usque ad Mare"

## History

The first people to step on the State were the Iroquois, the Cree and the Inuit tribes, which were descendants of the Siberian people who crossed the strait of Bering over 80,000 years ago.

The Norse people had been discovering an island that has been on the north of the continent, and gave it the name of Vinland in the 1100's. They founded their first settlement there, called Thorfinnsfjordur However, due to the temperature and the overall bad conditions of the soil, the Norse then retreated to their homeland.

After the Norse had been retreated, the Inuit people, who have been the leading tribe in the northern side of America for a century, had been establishing a kingdom, the Nunatsiavut Kingdom, which had been founded in the 1300's by the King Qaliq I. It has been one of the first sovereign state in the American Continent, and one of the most prosperous, since they had a very advanced structure.

The French people had been exploring on it's route to the north when the Empire of New France has been built in the 1400's. They made a fort im the Superior river called Paris-Ville, named that after the town of Paris. The territory of the Nunatsiavut Kingdom had been annexed by the French people in 1502, when the General of New France, Octavie Jaunde de Marseille, established a treaty of peace between the Kingdom and the French colonial empire, after the victory of the French in the war of Kalaqliit, in 1500.

The British people had first came in 1708, when William Jacob, one of the explorers led by the British Army, went to the New world in search of new fruits, because the British food was too dry. He then made it's first settlement, which had the name of Port Britannia. When he first saw the indigenous people living in the area, they were forced to speak English for two years, until a revolt happened in the outskirts of the city, in 1710. The British army won victorious against the Indigenous people, and thus, were sentenced to 8 years in prison. He then tried to make new towns along with the British people from the United Colonies, and named the colony Principality of Canada.

James Wolfe, a discoverer provenient from the British Army, had been establishing plans to expand it's territory to the Hudson Bay, the Neutral Territories, and the Inuit lands. After several wars have been won by the British, The Colonial Declaration had been celebrated at Chatham-Kent, in the Principality of Ontario, in 1723.

The French territory of New France had been planned to be bought by the Dominion of Canada in 1743, but after a refusal of the French people to buy it because the land was on risk on losing infrastructure, a battle between the French people, accompanied by the Inuits, and the British people, accompanied by the Iroquois and Mohawks, had been establishing the Seven Years War, which lasted from 1744 to 1751. In the last year of the war, the British people had been emerging victorious after a war made in the city of Flin Flon. The Treaty of Saint Augustine ceded all of the French territory in the north, but the French only managed to buy the northern part of their lands.

The Treaty of Saint Catherine, which was a treaty between the British people and the Inuit who lived in the Far North of the nation, was held in 1762, at the Inuit port of Ankliuq (now Old Saint John)

Canada had been establishing a One-Language Law in the 1770's, which allowed all people to only speak English. The French people living in the principality of Northern Canada had been objecting this cause, and thus, along with the American revolutionary people, had been organizing a plan to abolish the King's laws. However, after a leader of the French people, Acorde Barrieres, had been asking the General of the Dominion to establish French as one of their official languages, because the language is too hard to speak for them, They asked them gently to leave. Acorde, along with the French people, refused, and suddenly punched the General in the face, which led to the Massacre of the King's Palace, in 1776.

The Newfoundland Expedition happened from 1792 to 1794, when the King of Britain had been establishing a war with the new nation of the United States, which were on it's way to claim the island as a state. The British people made wars in the cities of Saint John, Exmore, New Anglia and Sacred Heart, the later one that would be the victory for the British people.

The Bold War, also known as the War of 1812, involved the nations of Louisiana, Canada, Boule and the United States. The Navy after realizing that the United States were taking the southern territories of Ontario and New Brunswick to make a new state called the "Erie", along with some islands in the north part of Upper Canada. The war was led by the lieutenant Landon Duke-of-Arms. The Treaty of Sandwich, which was also part of the Treaty of Ghent, had been establishing peace between the United States and the nation of Canada.

Canada had lost the territories of Jamesland and Western Upper Canada (now Normar) due to successful wars which were involving their respective independence movements.

The independence of Canada from the United Kingdom, after 200 years of failed attempts, was due to the Serval Revolution in 2003, which was named after the Serval, which is one of the national animals, was held in the city of Nelson Town (now known as Cité du Quebec) This was because Canada was rising autonomically in structure, education, exportation and nativity conserving, the British people cutting trees to just overexport the maple leaf, and the French people, exhausted because of their obligatory English costumes being ranked to the French and the Wyandot cultures that the Colony of Upper Canada had, The Serval Revolution ended in 2007 with an independence referendum by the British government, and with a 86% positive vote count to the 12% that said "no", Canada had been independent.

## Climate

The climate of Canada is varied by region.

On the southern region the climate respects all four seasons, because the forests are hot in summer, and it occasionally rains. A rainforest, situated in the province of Keewatha, called the Wayasockapoo Forest, is one of the most wet areas in the nation.

On the northern region, the climate is always cold, and according to some studies made at the York University, there are 4 out of 10 weeks when the sun is seen in the areas. The coldest area in Canada is the city of Code Red, in the province of Edwardsland. The warmest region in the northern region is a pine and bush forest in the province of Maudland, called the King Spruce Sealve.

## Economy

Canada, during the British rule, had one of the biggest and most stable economies in the world. In the 1970's, it was known for being the only colony that was leader on manufacturing cars, and one example of it is the Autos Návale, on which in that time was the most rentable car company in the world.

The Hudson Bay Company was leader in the exportation of zinc, gold and ice for general needs, and for years, it has been situated in Toronto, but it's headquarters had been moved to Dryden, because of the abundance of those materials being present in every part of the city.

Canada, as an independent state, had been recovering from an inflation that happened between 2013 and 2016 thanks to the company Coeurco, based on the city of Gatineai, which had been selling half of it's money to the governmental companies, and even the Parliament itself.

In the northern part of the nation, despite the cold conditions and the indigenous traditions, the economy is led by electronics. The city of Saint John Excelsior, situated in the province of Rupertsland, is home to one of the most iconic wire companies in the world, Arctic Snare, which has been founded in 1914.

## Subdivisions

Canada is divided into 18 provinces.

* Abbottland
* Anticosti
* Baffin
* Bethel
* Edwardland
* Immaculata
* Keewatha
* Maudland
* New Brunswick
* New Wales
* Newfoundland
* Nova Cumbria
* Nova Scotia
* Ontario
* Princes Island
* Rupertland
* Southampton
* Upper Canada

## Symbols

The national flag of Canada, adopted in the 1700's when it was still a colony of the United Kingdom, contains a red space with the Union Jack right next to where the hoist is used. It is obligatory for every residential house to have the flag of Canada in it, otherwise, it will be sold for rent.

The coat-of-arms had been confected by Robin Trichaud, one of the French people living in the country, in 2007. It has been an adaptation of the former two colonial seals of the nation, confected in 1834 and 1973.

The anthem of Canada, adopted since 2007, is A Mari Usque ad Mare, which was a patriotic song chanted in the 1800's. Before that, the song The Young Canadian, had been known as the colonial anthem.