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I found it most interesting to note on your map that British Columbia has apparently joined the United States. There has been some discussion - allegedly - that if Quebec gained independence then the maritime provinces might seek to join the US. I have heard no such commentary about any of the Western Provinces.

I don't know if you got this: I meant all ships, not only the last one.

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There has been some secessionist sentiments in Alberta, and maybe one of the other western prairie provinces, but Alberta has been notable. Alberta has been economically successful due to its energy sector and fiscal conservatism. And it's not too happy about most of the tax revenue from that province going to the eastern provinces, without having much say about it. Canada has two houses of parliament, with the lower house seats based on population, but the Senate is another matter - not elected, but somehow picked by the PM. Much of the dissatisfaction in Alberta was when Chretien was in office, little improvement when Paul Martin was in office. Slightly OT, but fills in the OTL political situation up there.

I knew a little secessionist feeling on the part of Alberta and the economic rebound. But the government of Chretien and Martin, as you say, really have not helped the situation. In Quebec, anyway, they were not very popular. As for the senate ... it is the wishes of all Canadians to be elected or that they're rid! ... Altered in this universe, there is no senate and even less room Lords, but only a Chamber of Deputies. It's funny what you can do in a world altered.

For your information, it is quite true for the Maritime provinces except Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. As for British Columbia, is the great dream of the United States because of Alaska ... and I know it is not known to displease the people of this province to join the united states. So I did that accordingly! You can do many things in an altered universe!

Sorry I misunderstood, but my English is limited, I use google translation to write.

For weapons, I am based on leaves that can be found on "Part sheet discussion".

As for the shadings on ships, I will address them in the coming days, my work takes much of my time. For colors, I have a problem of blindness that does not really give me a chance!

thank you for your comment!


I'm sorry you did not like ships. But anyway, I'll certainly veeeeeery change in the coming days. The dark color of the ship demonstrates a kind of low visibility camouflage!

Here is the submarine class Épaulard (killer whales). The the Kingdom of Quebec signed the nuclear non-proliferation of nuclear weapons, the navy has only conventional submarines. He launched torpedoes, anti-ship Exocet missiles and Mistral missile has a retractable case to get rid of an air threat!



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what propulsion has this ship if it is not nuclear? AIP, diesel......
I highly doubt that the mistral is usefull for an modern sub, maybe for an diesel it can help a bit....... but still, the defence of an sub is diving.
other then that, this sub is not bad.... although I think you should take a look at the submarine thread, for the standards (which are kinda high) for subs.

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Ace, all subs have diesels, even nukes carry them as auxiliary power units in case something happens to the reactor, boiler or turbine.
The only exception is battery powered minisubs.

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This is the coast guard ship class Dauphin.

Trade agreements with USA, they will provide vessels for coastal surveillance in common!



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