Nunavut

Nunavut is a Democratic nation that was given independence by Canada in 2025. It comprises of the 2018 Canadian territories of Nunavut and the Northwest Territories. The reason why they were given independence is because during Merica’s invasions of Canada and Mexico, Canada wanted to insure that their people were safe, so they ceded land to Cascadia and released Nunavut. Iqaluit is the capitol of Nunavut.

Government
Officially called the Nunavutian (Nu-an-vu-shin) Democratic State, Nunavut’s government is a representative democracy with a president. Presidency has a 6-year term, with the first election in 2026. Currently, Nellie Kusugak is the current president of Nunavut.

Independence Movement and Providencey
In 2006, the North Star Independence Movement, or NSIM, was formed, wanting Nunavut to be an independent country. Canada, in late 2019, did not give them full independence, but made them a province, along with Yukon.

Full Independence
2025 rolled around, which meant that Merica invades Canada and Mexico! Canada released Nunavut to prevent the death of many Canadian civilians.

Russian Relations
Between 2024 and 2034, Nunavut has been improving relations with Russia, despite being different government types. In 2029, Nunavut signed the Iqaluit Act of 2027 with Russia, which gives Nunavut all forms of protection from Merica. Later, in 2033, Nunavut joined Russia's alliance, the International Coalition, which led to the Russo-Merican War in 2034.