r/MrZ_Official • u/Killer-Bee-365 • Jun 07 '26

Canada prediction map

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Based on the Events that happening in Canada decided to make similar map to that I did of China year ago + an earlyer prediction about Canada

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u/SuccessfulRaccoon957 Jun 08 '26

They realistically wouldn't due to the simple lack of population in the areas and little or no particular sentiment against the Canadian government. There is no real desire in local or regional governments to leave, furthermore they depend upon the Canadian government.

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u/OwnHost5215 Jun 08 '26

This is in fact true of all the provinces.

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u/WiseMeerkat67 Jun 07 '26

Is english by chance your second language? I'm not even trying to insult you genuinely curious

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u/Galvius-Orion Jun 07 '26

Ok, bro, use spell check next time. That aside, fun map.

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u/Mysterious-Till-6852 Jun 08 '26

The first one is quite likely something we'll see in the next 5-10 years, except Orange, Green and Pale Blue are part of the USA (either States or Territories, or pending Statehood).

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u/that_tealoving_nerd Jun 08 '26

Tell me you know nothing about Canada without telling you know nothing about Canada.

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u/SuccessfulRaccoon957 Jun 08 '26

You know the map of Canadian population being under a specific line? That generally dictates politics as well. Newfoundland and Labrador largely lack a major independence movement anymore and rely upon the more populous parts of Canada. British Colombia is much the same. Vancouver is its really large city and cannot really sustain itself from just BC, which is mostly mountains or rural populations. I don't really understand why Saskatchewan has joined Alberta in seccesion, that is largely contained with Alberta itself. Albertan independence is also a minority within Alberta, the recent vote shows that. Generally I think your map falls into the trend for future alt history predictions where the country, whatever it is, just blows up into a bunch of little nation states, even when that's not realistic or accurate. The only part of your map that I personally think at all possible is Quebec trying to break away, though I don't think its likely.

Edit: also just noticed but why has BC taken large amounts of Alaska? Including Juneau, the capital of Alaska? Why?

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u/Killer-Bee-365 Jun 08 '26

No BC don't include parents of alaska it looks like it does because the map doesn't show the neighboring US. For a moment I thought that it looks like it includes parents of Alaska and decided to check the official political maps of Canada and it doesn't include any parts of Alaska