Quebec
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- Population: 5.8 million
- Aspects: Very Stable, Fourth Wave
Although it was for long the primary focus of secessionism in Canada, Quebec did not finally declare its independence until 2036, once Alberta and British Columbia had already seceded. After independence Quebec suffered through a period of instability and seemed likely to fragment further. When Montreal became a free city, the situation stabilized.
Quebec currently has a healthy democratic government and a Fourth Wave economy. It has been a member of the European Union since the early 2050s, and has become closely tied to France in diplomatic affairs.
