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Leader: I think the Trudeau head is already over in the Files forum.
Group:
Both American and European, so when culturally linked, they have to deal with America, Iroqouis, France, and England, who are friendly, as well as Aztecs, Germany, and Russia, who are nasty.
Characteristics:
Commercial (to pay for beer)
Industrious (but only before the beer)
Free techs:
Pottery (for beer)
Masonry (for hockey rinks)
Governor builds:
Often - Wheat and hops. No, I mean cars. Oops, I mean hockey rinks and bars... and the Windsor Ballet (ie, happiness buildings).
Never - Naval units.
Aggression:
-10
Preferred government:
Haven't decided yet; they'll let us know soon.
Shunned government:
Anything that prohibits beer.
Unique unit (credit to Dominae):
The Mounty. Cavalry replacement. 5-4-4, and treats hills / mountains as roads. Never dies, but turns into a Worker. Wacky Canadians.
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Ethelred
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quote: Both American and European, so when culturally linked, they have to deal with America, Iroqouis, France |
Vive Quebec Libre - Charles DeGaul while in Quebec.
Such a great friend.
quote: Shunned government:
Anything that prohibits beer. |
Any government that imports American beer.
You need to add hops and barley as a resource.
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Yeah, Canada is just "England lite". Except for Quebec...they're "French "lite". :-)
I'm just teasing :-)
At least Canada has one thing America doesn't - good neighbors!
:-)
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No, you sure wouldn't want to sign an MPP with Canada! I mean look at all the times they've failed their allies! In the First World War.. oh, wait... In the Second World War... oh, uh, right they were there three years before the US... The Korean War... darn, nope they were in the front lines there too... Vietnam War, all the draft dodgers went to Canada, oh and except that Canada sent more than that number of troops to Vietnam... But the Cold War, what did they do there besides forming NORAD with us... and wait, what was he talking about again? I don't remember but it was obviously coming out of somewhere other than his mouth.
Cheers,
Dr. Charm
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dr.charm
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30,000 Canadians fought in Vietnam
Cheers,
Dr. Charm
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dr.charm
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Yeah, in the same way the Americans fought in the Battle of Britain (only about 1000 times as many).
Cheers,
Dr. Charm
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