Breaking News - Alaurentia Proposes Alliance with Wexit

As the Canada Prime Minister has just been elected with a historically low support of 33%, several provinces of Canada have begun moving for their exit from Canada. This includes Cascadia on the West, Alaurentia on the East, and, recently, Alberta on the center.

After having publicly supported Brexit, this morning Alaurentia has opened diplomatic talks with Wexit Alberta to propose mutual support and mutual recognition.

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Canada is such a large area, it is only a question of time before it breaks down into smaller, new countries such as yours and mine. I wish to offer public support and recognition for your independent Alberta, in exchange for your public support and recognition for our Alaurentia. I feel that both our nations are the next faces of the Canada area, and therefore we would benefit from engaging in diplomatic relations and mutual support.

With 67% of the Canadians dissatisfied by the current political party, the climate has become more conductive than ever for a breakdown of the current federal power system.

hah, that's amazing!

They can take harper with them!

They should join the United States, manifest destiny is still a thing.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Trump would be happy to work out a deal with them I'm sure.

A Yuge deal! The best, perfect deal!

a reply to: swanne

Legally can they break away?

a reply to: swanne

Lmao! Sorry OP, the link is to a free make your own forum, with a low number of members, looks like a passionate group of people, but hardly news is it?
One small separatist group make working agreement with another small separatist group which nobody outside of the boonies ever heard of. 😂
...now bow to that picture of your queen on your money 😂

a reply to: DaisyRainbow

This has been pushed on CBC (our federally funded ministry of truth)

The movement is real but I doubt it will go anywhere.

originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: swanne

Legally can they break away?

I think the governor general would have to sign off. The Monarch might take issue with this.

a reply to: swanne

"Several provinces in Canada?" Several being... two? Alberta and Quebec, so one and a half, maybe. "Cascadia" and "Alaurentia", aren't provinces. They're barely movements.

a reply to: swanne

Alaurentia is making me laugh harder than ever. What a clown show.🤣🤣🤣

a reply to: Joecanada11

They're really trying to sell those tshirts.

a reply to: Atsbhct

Breaking news. It has been confirmed that Alaurentia is six months from nuclear capabilities. Authorities are taking action.

a reply to: MALBOSIA

This movement has been going on for two years and has amassed a WHOPPING following of 42😆. CBC shouldn't be giving them any attention.
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a reply to: swanne

Alberta will not exit canada. A couple peoples pipe dreams does not make an independent nation.

Wexit is such a lame name too. It sounds like the baby talk version of Brexit.

The people who talk separation in BC don't usually pair us up with Alberta. I think the general consensus of that crowd is to create a country from BC, Washington and Oregon, perhaps California if they ask nicely and promise free tacos.