Democratic Republic of Canada

Overview

The Democratic Republic of Canada, sometimes the DRC but usually just Canada, is a country in Northern Columbia. Canada was originally founded as a Norman-Franco-English colony at the midpoint between the two Iroquois settlements of Stadacona (present-day Quebec-Stadacona) and Hochelaga (present-day Montreal-Hochelaga). It gained almost complete independence from the United Kingdom of Norman England and France on the 1st of July, 1867, when it became a completely self-governing dominion, though it would only completely separate when revolutionaries began the Alberta Uprising and demanded full Canadian nationhood separate from the United Kingdom, achieving their goal after capturing the then capital city of Ottawa. Canada is the most populous country of Northern Columbia and controls the largest territory. It stretches from the eastern border of Cascadia to the western border of Appalachia, and all the way down to the northern border of Centralia. It’s current capital is Toronto (formally the Dual Cities of the Toronto Area, but that’s just legal jargon), and its current prime minister is Francis Harmony.

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Type

Geopolitical, Country

Government System

Democracy, Presidential

Location

Northern Columbia

Neighboring Nations

• Republic of Appalachia
• Republic of Cascadia
• Republic of Centralia