Quebec
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| Country | Canada
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| Language | English/French |
| Population | 822 ▼ |
| Capital | Regina |
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| Last Update | November 13, 2009 |
Quebec is an original region of Canada.
The region was occupied by France on July 21, 2009. As part of strategic maneuvers during the PEACE Global Community's advancement on the continent during the Summer of 2009, the region was first ceded to United Kingdom on July 23 and then back to France on August 5. The Canadians managed to liberate Quebec on August 26.
Is is notable for having comparatively various resources and for being the main province in Canada to speak both the French and English languages, an arrangement which led to the separation issue, below. Before PEACE GC's involvement there it was reputed to be growing in popularity and prosperity, in part likely due to the creation of the Parti Quebecois. A special Quebec forum was created in March, and appears to be French-only.
Location
Quebec is neighbored by the following regions:
Canada regions of - Ontario, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nunavut and New Brunswick;
USA regions of - New York, Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont.
Buildings and productivity
| Productivity |  Hospital |  Defense System |
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 Wood - High,  Grain and  Iron - Medium
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History
Mayors
| Term | Mayor | Party |
| Feb 08 | Kerozine | Canadian Paradox Party |
| Mar 08 | Kerozine | Canadian Paradox Party |
| Apr 08 | Cmkslvt | The Canadian Nationalist Party, NPC |
| May 08 | Cmkslvt | The Norsefire Party of Canada |
| Jun 08 | Eric Boucher | The Norsefire Party of Canada |
| Jul 08 | Eric Boucher | The Norsefire Party of Canada, Parti Quebecois |
| Aug 08 | Eric Boucher | Parti Quebecois |
| Sep 08 | Eric Boucher | Parti Quebecois |
Separation
In August 08 Quebec stirred controversy in Canada when members of the Parti Quebecois proposed independence of the region, either as an unofficial republic or as part of France. The administration responded by claiming that separatism was anti-constitutional and therefore illegal; the notion therefore was never seriously considered.
Following this, however, Pakistani citizen Altnabla pledged support of Quebec and began to pressurize the government. Some members of the The Norsefire Party of Canada also became involved, claiming their Parti Quebecois opposites were terrorists who had requested Pakistan's involvement, and that Pakistan had been threatening Canada with "Political Takeover". Pakistan responded by rebuffing the first claim, and although it did admit political takeover had been a consideration, it asserted this was only a suggestion to push the government to recognize and cooperate with the Parti Quebecois.
Critics of this ordeal had been alleged to call the whole issue moot as the only true way for Quebec to join France would be for France to conquer the regions of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, an outcome which, they claimed, was unlikely. These critics should now be promptly eating their hat, because it happened.
