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| − | The '''Rocky Mountain City-States''' are a collective of informally affiliated cities located amongst the Rocky Mountains of Western [[Canada]]. Their informal leader is the | + | The '''Rocky Mountain City-States''' are a collective of informally affiliated cities located amongst the Rocky Mountains of Western [[Canada]]. Their informal leader is the City-State of [[Whistler]]. |
| − | The political status of the City-States is disputed and uncertain. Before the flooding of the 20██s, the Rocky Mountains and the territories claimed by the City-States were administrated by the Canadian government. With the flooding, many Canadian citizens fled to the higher ground found in the Rocky Mountains and found themselves losing touch with the values espoused by the Canadian Government. They formed the Rocky Mountain City-States and claimed independence. | + | The political status of the City-States is disputed and uncertain. Before the flooding of the 20██s, the Rocky Mountains and the territories claimed by the City-States were administrated by the Canadian government. With the flooding, many Canadian citizens fled to the higher ground found in the Rocky Mountains and found themselves losing touch with the values espoused by the Canadian Government. They formed the Rocky Mountain City-States and [[Whistler Independence Movement|claimed independence]]. |
Today, the federal government continues to claim that the City-States are a territory of Canada. | Today, the federal government continues to claim that the City-States are a territory of Canada. | ||
Revision as of 00:35, 8 August 2020
The Rocky Mountain City-States are a collective of informally affiliated cities located amongst the Rocky Mountains of Western Canada. Their informal leader is the City-State of Whistler.
The political status of the City-States is disputed and uncertain. Before the flooding of the 20██s, the Rocky Mountains and the territories claimed by the City-States were administrated by the Canadian government. With the flooding, many Canadian citizens fled to the higher ground found in the Rocky Mountains and found themselves losing touch with the values espoused by the Canadian Government. They formed the Rocky Mountain City-States and claimed independence.
Today, the federal government continues to claim that the City-States are a territory of Canada.
