The Canadian Civil War or the Former Dominion War is a fictional war in the futuristic historical fiction novel, "The Canadian Civil Struggle War" by an unknown author. The story takes place in a war-torn depression-like Canada sometime in the 22nd century. The country has divided over the decades and is no longer a large country. Each of the seventeen provinces and territories, including Nunatsiavut, Baffin Island (which separated from Nunavut in 2046), Cape Breton Island (which separated from Nova Scotia in 2094), and Labrador (which separated from Newfoundland in 2017 to form two separate provinces), have each formed their own nations after more than thirty years of American occupation from 2060-2093.

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Reasons For Fighting

Fighting broke out among the new countries. No one exactly knows why, but some people believed that they were disputing over land that belonged to them, thus the term "civil war" is technically incorrect, as it involved many nations fighting.

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Vermillion Night

The war officially began at 6:54 p.m. on March 21, 2100. This date, also known as the Vermillion Night, was the night that Québec invaded New Brunswick, thus triggering neighbouring countries to attack Québec.

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Allies and Enemies

Groups of military alliances were few. They were often very unstable as each country would be either attacked "rabbit punch" style by its ally, or align with a nation who is secretly attacking another ally, thus turning the other ally against it.

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Warring Nations

Every former Canadian province was involved in the fighting. Here is a list of nations:

Vancouver (formerly known as British Columbia)

West Buffalo (formerly known as Alberta, and as Buffalo along with Saskatchewan)

East Buffalo (formerly known as Saskatchewan, and as Buffalo along with Alberta)

Manitoba

Ontario (except for the southernmost tip which is owned by U.S

Québec

New Brunswick

Nova Scotia

Prince Edward Island

Grand Banks (formerly known as Newfoundland)

Labrador

Nunatsiavut

Cape Breton Island

Baffin Island

Nunavut

North-West Territory (name changed from Northwest Territories in 2033)

Yukon (or Yukon Territory)