Greater Canadian Empire

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Greater Canadian Empire

Monarch: Alia Artorion I, Empress of Canada
Head of Government: Lord Protector William Lyon King (S)
Legislative Branch: Imperial Parliament
Capital: Ottawa
Government: Federal Constitutional Monarchy with a Parliamentary Democracy
Offical Languages: Inglish, Quebecois,

The Imperial Family:

House of Artorion

Previous Monarchs


George Artorion the Great, Emperor of Canada. ruled:1 to 18


William Artorion I, Emperor of Canada. ruled: 18 to 33


William Artorion II, Emperor of Canada. ruled: 33 to 71


George Artorion II, Emperor of Canada, King of the Cree. ruled: 71-93


George Artorion III, Emperor of Canada, King of the Cree. ruled: 93-113 (desposed)


Julianne Artorion, Empress-Consort of George III, Regent of Canada, Queen of the Cree. ruled: 113-123


Paul Artorion I, Emperor of Canada, King of the Cree. ruled: 123-139

Current Artorions


Her Imperial Majesty, Alia Artorion, Empress of Canada and Her Other Realms and Territories. ruled: 139-current


Her Imperial Highness, Selene Artoion, Grand Duchess of Canada, mother of Alia


Her Imperial Majesty, Jordan Artorion, Empress of the Holy Empire of Christstan, Crown Princess of Canada, sister of Emperor Paul I, wife of Frederick Wieger of Christstan

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The Imperial Government

Coat of Arms


Lord Protector of the Realm:


William Lyon King (S)

Imperial Parliament


Imperial Political Parities:

Major Parties:
1. Socialist Party
2. Conservative Party
3. Liberal Party
4. Progressive Party
5. New Democratic Party

Minor Parties:
6. Republican Party
7. Communist Party of Canada
8. Traditionalist Party
9. Libertarian Party

Imperial Thrones
The two large thrones in the back are for the monarch and their consort, while the one in the front is for the Lord Protector.



Positions of Government:

Monarch- Alia Artorion, Empress of Canada
Lord Protector of the Realm- William Lyon King (S)
Grand Advisor- Micheal Jean
Minister of Agriulture- Jean Hamburger
Minister of National Defense- Nicholas Tabot
Minister of Finance- John Wise
Minister of Foreign Affairs- Daniel Frankfurt
Minister of Health- Sophia Calmon
Minister of the Environment- Jack Fraser
Minister of Citizenship and Immigration- Curt Issac
Minister of Industry- Daniel Ford
Minister of International Trade- Tina Quaker
Minister of International Cooperation- Zack O'Rielly
Minister of Justice- Rick Franklin
Minister of Labour- Paul Carter
Minister of Public Safety- Taylor Roon
Minister of National Resources- Marie Morena
Minister of National Revenue- Ben Wilson
Minister of Transport, Infrastructure and Communities- Bob Simon
Minister of Social Development- Greg Foreman
Minister of Public Works and Government Services- Alex Cooper
President of the Treasury Board- Cindy Roberts
Chairman of the General Staff- Marshal Frank F. Worthington
Leader of the Government in the House of Commons- Simon Cosby
Minister Responsible for Democratic Reforms- Chad Gill
Leader of the Government in the Senate- Tyer Sylvester
(also Secretary of State)
Minister of Colonial Affairs- Michael Cornwall
Representative of the Cree Nations- Queen Irene Algonquian

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Important Buildings and Monuments

The Imperial Palace
The Imperial Palace had been constructed when the capital was moved to Ottawa in 2007. It is considered one of the greatest and most beautiful palaces in the world.


Parliament
The Hall is were the Parliament meets when issues of state come up. Like the Imperial Palace, it is located in Ottawa.


The Palace of the Lord Protector
The Palace is the residence of the Lord Protector. When ever a new Lord Protector is elected, he takes his oath at his residence. The original Palace was built in 1934, but when the capital moved to Ottawa, the new Lord Protector House was built.


Statue of Emperor George the Great
This statue of Canada's first Emperor was built recently in 2004 by order of Emperor Paul I. The statue was shown to the public on Unity Day.


Ottawa
The capital and the center of the Empire. It is an incredibly beautiful city with tall skyscrapers, grand cathedrals and well-known universities. This city is a thriving metropolis that is truly one of the greatest cities in the world



Building of the General Staff
This building is the center of the Canadian miltiary might. This is where the General Staff go to prepare war plans and defense schemes. The General Staff were given this palace after the Second American-Canadian War

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Armed Forces of the Canadian Empire

Size of the Armed Forces:
Four Million men (overall)

The Canadian Army


Army Badge


Equipment:
Beretta Px4 pistol
SG 550 assault rifle
M240G machine gun
Panzerfaust 3
Boxer (APC)
SK-105 Ocelot (light tank)
Leopard I (medium tank)
Leopard II (main battle tank)
Tiger I (heavy tank)
Marder 1 (Infantry support vehicle)
Jaguar 2 (tank destroyer)
M107 (self-Propelled gun)
M110 (self-propelled howitzer)
PzH 2000 (self-propelled howitzer)
M109 (self-propelled howitzer)
M101 towed howitzer
Gepard (self-propelled anti-air weapon)
BM-30 (rocket artillery)
Mi-24 Hind (heavy attack helicopter)
Mi-28 Havoc (attack helicopter)
NHI NH90 (transport helicopter)

Ranks of the Canadian Army:

http://www.uniforminsignia.net/index.php?p=show&id=51&sid=2136

Formations of the Canadian Army:

Rifle Divisions-
1st Rifle Division
2nd Rifle Division
3rd Rifle Division
4th Rifle Division
5th Rifle Division
6th Rifle Division
7th Rifle Division
8th Mountain Rifle Division
9th Mountain Rifle Division
10th Mountain Rifle Division
11th Motor Rifle Division
12th Motor Rifle Division
13th Guards Motor Rifle Division
14th Guards Motor Rifle Division
15th Guards Motor Rifle Division
16th Rifle Division
17th Rifle Division
18th Rifle Division
19th Rifle Division
20th Mountain Rifle Division
21st Rifle Division
22nd Rifle Division
23rd Rifle Division
24th Rifle Division
25th Rifle Division
26th Motor Rifle Division
27th Motor Rifle Division
28th Motor Rifle Division
29th Motor Rifle Division
30th Motor Rifle Division
31st Motor Rifle Division
32nd Mountain Rifle Division
33rd Mountain Rifle Division
33rd Guards Mountain Rifle Division
34th Mountain Rifle Division
34th Guards Mountain Division

Airborne Divisions-
1st Airborne Division
1st Guards Airborne Division
2nd Airborne Division
2nd Guards Airborne Division
3rd Airborne Division
4th Airborne Division
5th Airborne Division
5th Guards Airborne Division
6th Airborne Division
7th Airborne Division

Tank Divisions-
1st Tank Division
2nd Tank Division
3rd Tank Division
4th Tank Division
5th Tank Division
6th Tank Division
7th Tank Division
8th Tank Division
9th Tank Division
10th Tank Division
11th Guards Tank Division
12th Guards Tank Division
13th Guards Tank Division
14th Guards Tank Division
15th Guards Tank Division
16th Guards Tank Division
17th Guards Tank Division
18th Tank Division

Artillery Divisions-
1st Breakthrough Artillery Division
2nd Breakthrough Artillery Division
3rd Breakthrough Artillery Division
3rd Guard Breakthrough Artillery Division
4th Breakthrough Artillery Division
4th Guard Breakthrough Artillery Division
5th Breakthrough Artillery Division
5th Guard Breakthrough Artillery Division
6th Gun Artillery Division
7th Gun Artillery Division
8th Gun Artillery Division
9th Gun Artillery Division
10th Gun Artillery Division
10th Guards Gun Artillery Division
11th Gun Artillery Division
12th Breakthrough Artillery Division
12th Guards Breakthrough Artillery Division
13th Breakthrough Artillery Division
14th Breakthrough Artillery Division

Mortar Divisions (Rocket Launchers)-
1st Mortar Division
1st Guard Mortar Division
2nd Mortar Division
3rd Mortar Division
4th Mortar Division
4th Guard Mortar Division
5th Mortar Division
5th Guard Mortar Division
6th Mortar Division
7th Mortar Division
7th Guard Mortar Division

Antiaircraft Divisions-
1st AA Division
1st Guards AA Division
2nd AA Division
2nd Guards AA Division
3rd AA Division
3rd Guards AA Division
4th AA Division
4th Guards AA Division
5th AA Division
5th Guards AA Division
6th AA Division
6th Guards AA Division
7th AA Division
8th AA Division
9th AA Division
10th AA Division
11th AA Division
12th AA Division
13th AA Division

Imperial Kommando Force (IKF)- 50,000
1st Special Operations Brigade
2nd Special Operations Brigade
3rd Parakommando Brigade
4th Guards Special Operations Brigade
5th Guards Parakommando Brigade
6th Mountain Special Operations Brigade
7th Guards Special Operations Brigade
8th Parakommando Brigade
9th Special Operations Brigade
10th Guards Parakommando Brigade

The Canadian Air Force


Air Force Roundel


Equipment:
Avro 262 Arrow II(main attack fighter)
CF-35 Lightening II (attack fighter)
B-52 Stratofortress (bomber)
B-1 (tactical bomber)
Spectre Gunship (main defense aircraft)
Hercules (transport)

Ranks of the Canadian Air Force:

http://www.uniforminsignia.net/index.php?p=show&id=51&sid=2158

Formations of the Canadian Air Force:

1st Air Army
2nd Air Army
3rd Air Army
4th Air Army
5th Air Army
6th Air Army
8th Air Army
10th Air Army
11th Air Army
12th Air Army
15th Air Army
16th Air Army
17th Air Army
19th Air Army
23rd Air Army
24th Air Army
25th Air Army
30th Air Army
37th Air Army
46th Air Army

The Canadian Navy


Naval Jack



Equipment
Artorion-class supercarrier (4)
Vikrant-class aircraft carrier (6)
Ontario-class missile cruiser (6)
Toronto-class battlecruiser (9)
Great Lake-class battleship (small battlecruiser) (6)
Halifax-class frigate (24)
Brandenburg-class frigate (22)
Iroquois-class destroyer (30)
Province-class cruiser (10)
Zumwalt-class destroyer (10)
Coast Guard cutters (coastal-defense ships) (15)
Foudre class landing platform dock (20)

The Canadian Subcorps
*flagship- HIMS Xavier Rommel

Trafalgar-class submarine (ballistic missile submarine) (9)
Vanguard-class submarine (ballistic missile submarine) (10)
Oberon-class submarines (diesel-electric hunter-killer) (14)
Swiftsure-class submarines (nuclear powered hunter-killer) (12)
Borei-class submarine (ballistic missile submarine) (10)
Rommel-class submarine (aircraft carrier submarine) (1)

Ranks of the Canadian Navy

http://www.uniforminsignia.net/index.php?p=show&id=51&sid=2137

Formations of the Canadian Navy-

 Coastal Defense Fleet *flagship: Coast Guard cutter  Southern Lights
 Great Lake Defense Fleet *flagship: Great Lake-class battleship Laura Secord
 Western Fleet *flagship: Artorion-class supercarrier George the Great
 Grand Fleet *flagship: Artorion-class supercarrier Empress Selene
 High Seas Fleet *flagship: Ontario-class heavy missile cruiser Inglish Columbia
 Quebecois Battle Fleet *flagship*: Artorion-class supercarrier Princess Jordan
 Eastian Squadron *flagship*: Ontario-class heavy missile cruiser Alaska

Uniforms of the Canadian Empire

1. Army Senior Officers Everyday Uniform



2. Army Junior Officers Everyday Uniform



3. Air Force Senior Officers Everyday Uniform



4. Air Force Junior Officers Uniform



5. Navy Senior Officers Uniform



6. Navy Junior Officers Uniform



 

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General Staff

Members of the General Staff

1. Frank F. Worthington- Chairman, Marshal of the Armies of the Canadian Empire



2. Marko Hudson- Deputy Chairman, Lord Admiral of the Navy of the Canadian Empire



3. Wilfrid May- Sky Marshal of the Air Force of the Canadian Empire



4. Thomas Richards- Brigadier of the Canadian Army



5. Roméo Dallaire- General of the Canadian Army




6. Guy Simonds- Field Marshal of the Canadian Army



7. Arthur Currie- Lieutenant-General of the Canadian Army



8. Phillipe Montcalm- Field Marshal of the Canadian Army



9. Henry Crerar- General of the Canadian Army

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The People

The Cree

The Cree are the largest group of natives living in northern Canada. They still follow the ways of their ancestors, like living in nomadic groups. The mountainous regions that they call home are among the coldest in the country. They travel in large family groups. They are ruled by a Council of Chiefs. They recognize Paul Artorion as the King of the Cree through the bloodline of his great-great grandmother. He can trace his lineage back to an ancient line of Cree kings. This gives the Cree great pride and honor and why the Emperor is guarded by Cree. The Cree have domisticated the caribou, a relative of the deer. They use it to carry materials, give food, fur and milk. The Cree have also done somthing unique with the caribou. They have learned to ride the animals. So when the Empire calls, the Cree men ride to the Emperor's side mounted on caribou and in times of peace, when there is a lack of materials for sleds, they will ride caribou. They can even been seen in northern Canadian cities as far south as Prince George with their caribou cavalry and caribou-pulled sleds. History was made when Empress Alia gave her Cree crown over to her cousin, Irene Alquonquion who was the Regent. So now Queen Irene is currently trying to unite the Cree tribes back into a Confederated Tribes of the Cree and hopefully allow their entry into the Canadian Federation as a member-nation.

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History

First Colonists

The first colonists of Canada was Inglish settlers in 1634. The Inglish were the first of the wave that would soon populate all of Northern and Eastern America. The settlers were led by a man named James Vancouver. He set up the colony's first town called New Beaconsfield (later would be called Vancouver). The Inglish soon headed north by canoe. The Fraser River was the main source of food and transportation. The lumber of Inglish Columbia was sent down the river to mills in New Beaconsfield who then shipped them south to Inglo-Scotia. The beginnings of the colony was always skeptical because the winters were the worst in all of America. But soon the colonists made  an alliance with the Cree Empire.

The Cree Empire was a loose confederacy of various tribes that streached from the eastern border of Inglish Columbia all the way east across the Great Plains to the Great Lake. They were ruled by Kings and Queens who were picked from among them. A true dynastic rule didn't appear until 1845. The Cree were kind to the new arrivals. They traded valuable fur for guns, iron, blankets and other goods. But soon the Cree Empire was starting to fail as they soon realized that the Inglish colonists had brought diease with them. Less then a third of the Cree died from smallpox. The Cree Empire refused to aid the Inglish and soon attacked the colonists. From 1756 to 1762, a Seven Years War was fought between the Inglish Empire and the Cree Empire. The Inglish won because of their use of cannons and diease. The natives didn't have many cannons and the ones the Cree did have were stolen from previous battles. They were soon pushed away from the border of Inglish Columbia. The colonists wouldn't have to face the Cree Empire until 1823.

The American Revolution

The Thirteen Colonies in the south of Canada were being harshly taxed because the money that the Empire lost from the war with the Cree. Soon the Americans in the colonies rose up in revolt. The American Revolution began. The opening of the war was when a man named General Benedict Arnold led an army north. The Americans believed that the Canadians would rise up and fight the Inglish. But they thought wrong. Washington was forced to lay siege to Quebec City. The largest battle in the Canadian Theater of the American Revolution was among the most costly for the rebels. After a few months of laying siege to the city, Arnold was forced to begin yo pull back into America because of the winter. The Americans and the Canadians continued to fight on in Canada, but the courage of the Canadian militia would force them to finally retreat. Later the Democratic States of America would gain their independence and Canada would always fear an American invasion.

Move West

The Canadian settlers began to overpopulate the coastal provinces, but there was a single obstacle, the Rocky Mountains. The second largest mountain range in the world and it was the only thing stopping the Canadian settlers from moving west. But a brave man named Alexander Mackinzie lead over two hundred people through a northern pass now called the Alexander Pass. The settlers came across the Great Plains that streched from the mountains to the forests of Ontario. The Governor's Council that led the Province of Canada began to allow settlers to go west and settle. Most used the northern Alexander Pass, but they needed a safer, warmer southern route. Another man searching for adventure called Simon Fraser Jr. found the Fraser Pass. His father, Simon Fraser Sr. sailed up and down the river that now bears his name. With the Alexander and Fraser Passes, the Canadians soon spread deep into the west, which brought them back into conflict with the Cree Empire.

The Plains War

The Beginnings of Rebellion

The years between 1860 and 1862 were years of turmoil for the Province of Canada. Three rebellions broke out, two with the goal of expelling the Inglish from the continent for good. The other was a Cree rebellion, that wanted more rights to the natives as well as respect of the government towards the remainders of their land. The first two rebellions, the Republican Rebellion of Toronto and the Rocky Mountain Sons launched attacks on Inglish outposts and tried to win over the population into joining them in their rebellion. Bt the rebellion lasted only a few months. The Rocky Mountain Sons were routed at the Battle of Prince George and were forced to surrender. The leaders of the rebellion were hanged. The Republican Rebellion was more successful, but ultimatly failed. Between 1860 and 1861, the Provisional Government of the Republic of Canada occupied Toronto and other parts of southern Ontario. This rebellion had the silent and quiet support of the Democratic States of America. The Inglish gathered an army of 10,000 Inglish and Quebecois soldiers and sent them to Toronto. The smaller rebel army fought at the Inglish/Quebecois army at Kingston. But they were also routed and defeated. The President of the Provisional Government and the Provisional Senate were all hanged in Toronto. Lastly, the Red River Rebellion needed to be put down. The Red River was one of the varioius bastions of Cree indiviuality. The Cree wanted the government to respect their lands, but the Canadian settlers were still taking their land. So a militaristic confederation of tribes in the Red River Region launched an attack on Fort Tobis. They killed the fifty soldiers garrsioned there. The Canadian colonial government declared war and launched the first ever Imperial Canadian Mounted Police regiment. The ICMP were created by the Governor-General William Crofts, the ancestor of the current Inglish Prime Minister, to enforce the law in the West. Three battles were fought between the ICMP and the Cree Confederates. The Cree won the first battle, the Battle of the Fords. The next two battles, the Battle of Regina and the Battle of the Red River were won by the ICMP. After the victory, the Cree Confederate leaders were tried by a court of peers and Canadian leaders. The court found the leaders guilty of murder, but they didn't try them for treason. They realized that the Cree just wanted their lands to be respected. So the government granted the Cree grants to their lands, and ordered that no settlers will live in Cree lands.

The Durham Conference

After the Rebellions, an Inglish diplomat named Lord Durham went before Governor-General Crofts and his Governor's Council and tried to come to a compromise about the rebellious Canadians. A poll that Durham had orcahstrated showed that the Canadians wanted more independence of their own, and they wanted to be ruled by their own. So the Governor-General and Durham had a conference with the five Canadian Premiers, the Governor of Northwest Trading Company, and the Governor of the Colony of Inglish Columbia to discuss their road to independence. The Governor-General of the Dominion of Labrador didn't wish to go to the conference. The five Premiers demanded independence as well as the Governor of the Northwest Trading Company. He showed a map of four possible territories that will become part of the new nation. Lord Durham agreed and began to help forify the beginnings fo the new country. The Inglish Columbian Governor was scepitcal about the concept of independence, but after the Rocky Mountain Boys Rebellion, he agreed. The problem was the creation of a new capital. The Quebecois Premier wanted Quebec City to be the capital, while the Ontarian Premier wanted Toronto. The inlgish Columbian Premier thought of having New Beaconsfield as the capital, but the idea came from the Northwest Company Governor brought up the idea of using WInnipeg as the capital becaue of its location in the center of the country. The others agreed. But the question was what form of government. The idea of a republic or a monarchy was brought up. But everyone feared that as a republic, they would later join the DSA, so monarchy was the only reasonable solution. Possible candidates were brought up. But only one person stuck out. The Inglish Emperor's brother, Prince George. He was brought over from Ingland and was hailed as the Emperor of Canada. He was crowned Emperor in Winnipeg's Governor's Palace. The Canadian Empire was created.
Beginning of Empire

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The Constitution of Greater Canada

1.   The Emperor
1.1.   The Emperor is the Head of State of the Empire of Greater Canada.
1.2.   The Emperor is a hereditary office, and is succeeded by the oldest child of the current Emperor or in the event of no child, then passed to the next person in the line of succession.
1.2.1.   The Imperial line is both matrilineal and patrilineal. 
1.3.   Should the Emperor be a woman, the title “Empress” is substituted for “Emperor.”
1.4.   The Emperor retains the power to:
1.4.1.   Veto laws passed by the Parliament at will;
1.4.2.   Name the members of the Imperial Senate from a list provided by the House of Commons every five years;
1.4.3.   Name the Justices of the Empire of Greater Canada with the advice and consent of the Senate.
1.4.4.   Name the Premiers of the Provinces of the Empire with the advice and consent of the Senate.
1.5.   The Emperor may not originate legislation.

2.   The Lord Protector of the Realm
2.1.   The Lord Protector of the Realm is the Head of Government of the Empire of Greater Canada.
2.2.   The Lord Protector is elected by national popular vote.
2.3.   The Lord Protector retains the power to:
2.3.1.   Name the ministers of the government and determine the number and function of ministries, with the advice and consent of the Senate;
2.3.2.   Propose legislation to the House of Commons;
2.3.3.   Dissolve the House of Commons and call for new elections of that body, provided that elections are not held within six months of each other;
2.3.4.   Conduct foreign affairs, diplomacy, and treaty-making, as well as the prosecution of wars.
2.4.   The Lord Protector is expected to enforce the laws passed by Parliament.

3.   The House of Commons
3.1.   The House of Commons is the lower house of the Canadian Parliament.
3.2.   The House of Commons is directly elected by the people every five years:
3.2.1.   Representation for each district shall be based on a plurality system;
3.2.2.   Should the Lord Protector call for irregular elections, the next election will be three years after the irregular election, and the cycle will continue in that manner.
3.3.   The House of Commons retains the power to:
3.3.1.   Originate legislation, which is passed up to the Senate should a simple majority of the representatives be in favor;
3.3.2.   Provide to the Monarch the list of people that may be appointed to the Senate;
3.3.3.   Set the number of seats in the Senate;
3.3.4.   Impeach the Lord Protector in the event that the Lord Protector has violated in a systematic fashion, or failed to enforce, the laws passed by Parliament;
3.3.5.   Appropriate funds.

4.   The Senate
4.1.   The Senate is the upper house of the Canadian Parliament.
4.2.   The Senate is appointed by the Monarch from a list provided to the Monarch by the House of Commons.
4.3.   The Senate retains the power to:
4.3.1.   Pass bills approved by the House of Commons to the Monarch by a simple majority vote in favor;
4.3.2.   Overrule the veto of the Monarch by a vote of eighty percent;
4.3.3.   Oversee the decisions of:
4.3.3.1.   The Monarch on Judicial and Premier appointments;
4.3.3.2.   The Lord Protector on Ministerial appointments.
4.3.4.   Approve treaties negotiated by the Lord Protector and the Ministers;
4.3.5.   Try the Lord Protector should the Lord Protector be impeached by the House of Commons.

5.   The Supreme Court
5.1.   The Supreme Court is the highest Judicial authority in Greater Canada.
5.2.   The Supreme Court consists of nine Justices and one Chief Justice, all appointed by the Monarch with the advice and consent of the Senate.
5.3.   The Supreme Court is tasked with interpreting the laws passed by Parliament, and compelling the Lord Protector to enforce those laws should the Lord Protector be negligent in this regard.
5.4.   The Supreme Court is the highest court of appeals in the Empire.
5.5.   The Supreme Court may declare acts of Parliament or of the Provincial legislatures unconstitutional, and thus void.

6.   The Provinces and Territories
6.1.   A Province is a unit of imperial administration, with a population over 800,000.  Any unit of imperial administration with a smaller population is considered a Territory.
6.2.   Provinces have their own popularly elected, unicameral legislatures responsible for legislation within the bounds of their jurisdiction.  Territories are governed directly by Parliament until they attain Province status, at which point they elect their legislatures.
6.3.   Laws, both provincial and Imperial are enforced on the provincial level by Premiers appointed by the Monarch with the advice and consent of the Senate.
6.4.   Provinces may create their own Court systems.

7.   Rights of Citizens
7.1.   All citizens of the Empire of Greater Canada have the following rights:
7.1.1.   The right to hold any political, religious, or other opinion without government prejudice;
7.1.2.   The right to express any opinion in speech, in writing, over the airwaves and other media, and in concert with one’s fellow citizens.
7.1.3.   The right to vote in elections for Provincial legislatures, for the House of Commons, and for the Lord Protector, after one is over the age of sixteen;
7.1.4.   The right to emigrate and re-immigrate at will, as well as the right to unrestricted internal movement;
7.1.5.   The right to life, liberty, privacy, and property.  The citizen may not be deprived of these rights without due process of law.
7.1.6.   Due process of law includes:
7.1.6.1.   The freedom from detainment without charge;
7.1.6.2.   The right to counsel;
7.1.6.3.   The freedom from self-incrimination;
7.1.6.4.   The right to be punished in proportion to the offense;
7.1.6.5.   The right to an interpreter;
7.1.6.6.   Equal protection under the law.

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The Provinces and Territories of the Greater Canadian Empire:

Provinces:

1. Inglish Columbia
Capital: Vancouver



2. Alberta
Capital: Edmonton



3. Saskatchewan
Capital: Regina



4. Manitoba
Capital: Winnipeg



5. Ontario
Capital: Toronto



6: Quebec
Capital: Quebec City



7: Labrador
Capital: Labrador City



8: Prince Edward Island
Capital: Charlottetown



9: New Brunswick
Capital: Fredericton



10: Nova Scotia
Capital: Halifax



Territories

1: Yukon
Capital: Whitehorse



2: Northwest Territories
Capital: Yellowknife



3: Nunavut
Capital: Iqaluit



4: Alaska
Capital: Juneau

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Line of Succession for the Canadian Throne

Current Monarch: HICM Alia Artorion, Empress of Canada

(Upon Alia's death, should there be no heirs from the House of Artorion, the crown will pass first to the House of von Weiger)

1. HIM Jordan von Weiger, Empress of Christstan, Crown Princess of Canada 
2. HH Heindrick von Weiger, Crown Prince of Christstan
3. HH Jordan von Weiger II, Princess of Christstan
4. HH Charles von Weiger, Prince of Christstan
5. HIM Frederick von Weiger, Emperor of Christstan
6. HH Heindrick von Weiger Grand Duke of Christstan ,Duke of Maxony
7. HH Anna von Weiger, Grand Duchess of Christstan, Lady of the Empire

(Should there be no heirs available from the House of von Weiger, the crown will pass to the next closest related Royal House, the House of Tar-Ilium)

8. HIM Anna Tar-Ilium, Emperues of Myroria, Princess of Christstan
9. HIM Maurice Tar-Ilium I, Empeurer of Myroria, Councilman of Great House Quarrovth
10. HH Emma Erendis Tar-Ilium, Crown Princess of Myroria
11. HH Mattir Tar-Ilium, Prince of Myroria
12. HH Peté Tar-Ilium, Councilman of Great House Quarrovth, Former Emperuer of Myroria
13. HH Fredrika Quarrovth Tar-Ilium, Former Emperues of Myroria

(Should there be no heirs available from the House of Tar-Ilium, the throne will pass to the House of Inglo-Scotia)

14. William X, Emperor of Inglo-Scotia

(Should there be no heirs available from the House of Inglo-Scotia, the throne will pass to the House of Shanya)

15. HIH Selene Artorion-Shanya, Imperial Regent of the Greater Canadian Empire, Queen Mother of the Cree
16. Cyra Shanya, Lady of Greater Canada, High Councilless for Transport Systems and Energy Management in Feneixia
17. Nagato Akechi, Lord of Greater Canada, General of the Feneixian Imperial Forces

(Should there be no heirs avalible from the House of Shanya, the throne will pass to the House of Feneixia)

18. HIM Nathaniel Corde, Emperor of Feneixia
19. HIM Miray Corde, Empress of Feneixia
20. Fay Celen, Co-Administartor of Feneixia, Ministress of Foreign Affairs
21. Myria Sera, Administrator of the Imperial Capital
22. Inoue Akira, Administrator of the Feneixian Imperial Forces