Quebecois Republic

it's just the Canadian government in exile. Most of the description is just going over the summaries of the independence movements. They also conducted an invasion of the U.S. right before their official collapse. This invasion diverted all their forces, leaving all the groups demanding Independence to rise up and secure land. By the time Canada's forces were re-mobilized, the entire western half of the country was lost. (Dibbles lore, not canon?)

Before the collapse of the United states of America, Canada was already having many independence movements around it's country, but one of the biggest one was the Quėbėcois one. But after a failed martial law implementation by the Canadian goberment, many citizens took up arms and started what is now known as the Canadian Revolution. The Revolution for Quebec was fought with many men, but after 5 long years, the Quėbėcois Army (Also named the Blue coats) entered Ottawa, the battle was one of the bloodiest battles in the Canadian revolution, but after 7 long months of fighting, Canadian forces in the city surrendered to the blue coats, marking the end of the participation of Quebec in the Canadian Revolution. (Hyped Taco lore)

As war broke out, the residents of Northern Quebec became less and less interested in independece. As a result, they split off from what is considered Main Quebec. This new country became known as the North Quebec Federation (NQF), or Fédération de Québec du Nord. Many settlements were abandoned, and new settlements were built. The capital of NQF is Kativik, with the official languages being English and French. We look for alliances with nations across North America, in particular Quebec.(Japanball lore)

After the victory of the blue coats in the battle of Ottawa, a peace treaty was started between the newly formed Quebecois republic and the defeated Canadian army. But not long after victory the Quebecois Republic was already having inner problems, many northern states of Quebec wanted independence from the rest of the country (oh the irony). But, as there weren't that many citizens in these territories and well, not many people cared about these territories, the referendum for independence of north Quebec was a complete success. (Hyped_Taco lore)