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BC resident adding more targets.

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	I'm not a local of BC, so if you are please add and fix this part of the article.		I'm not a local of BC, so if you are please add and fix this part of the article.

	Vancouver would probably be the main target of a nuclear weapon attack in Canada. It is Canada's only major Pacific seaport, and is one of the most commercially advanced cities on the Pacific rim. It is a high-density city, however, and a nuclear weapon would cause a lot of damage. Vancouver is similar to [http://1d4chan.org/wiki/The_Post-Apocalyptic_Roadmap/Washington\|Seattle], and were both to survive the apocalypse, they would probably find themselves in a mutual protection pact of sorts. Vancouver Island hosts CFB Esquimalt, the pacific fleet is there, as well as CFMETR. Also CFB Comox, a prime target. All International Airports such as Vancouver International, Victoria International and Abbotsford International would be viable targets since they could be used as Emergency Air Bases for both the Canadian and the U.S.A.F. since McChord AFB in Seattle, Fairchild AFB in Spokane and Whidbey Island NAS would all be destroyed. British Columbia is very hilly, and most of its population is situated on the coast. Northern British Columbia is heavily forested, and has very few people living throughout it. There is enough farmland around Vancouver to be self-sustainable, and has the nearby Pacific ocean as well, which is a highly fished area.		Vancouver would probably be the main target of a nuclear weapon attack in Canada. It is Canada's only major Pacific seaport, and is one of the most commercially advanced cities on the Pacific rim. It is a high-density city, however, and a nuclear weapon would cause a lot of damage. Vancouver is similar to [http://1d4chan.org/wiki/The_Post-Apocalyptic_Roadmap/Washington\|Seattle], and were both to survive the apocalypse, they would probably find themselves in a mutual protection pact of sorts. Vancouver has a number of prime industrial targets that may also be hit. This includes the Burnaby Oil Refinery, The port of Metro Vancouver, and various ferry terminals. The Seaspan shipyard is another possible target as nuclear-capable subs and ships could be repaired here. The Coquihalla highway is another possible target as it is a main trading route with the rest of Canada. Vancouver Island hosts CFB Esquimalt, the pacific fleet is there, as well as CFMETR. Also CFB Comox, a prime target. All International Airports such as Vancouver International, Victoria International and Abbotsford International would be viable targets since they could be used as Emergency Air Bases for both the Canadian and the U.S.A.F. since McChord AFB in Seattle, Fairchild AFB in Spokane and Whidbey Island NAS would all be destroyed. British Columbia is very hilly, and most of its population is situated on the coast. Northern British Columbia is heavily forested, and has very few people living throughout it. There is enough farmland around Vancouver to be self-sustainable, and has the nearby Pacific ocean as well, which is a highly fished area.
	That is, assuming anyone within a radius of 300 Kilometres of Bangor Trident Nuclear Submarine Base, west of Seattle, survives the multiple strikes of Thermonuclear Warhead detonations and then the deadly clouds of radiation and the fallout which will be spread for hundreds of kilometres by the prevailing winds.		That is, assuming anyone within a radius of 300 Kilometres of Bangor Trident Nuclear Submarine Base, west of Seattle, survives the multiple strikes of Thermonuclear Warhead detonations and then the deadly clouds of radiation and the fallout which will be spread for hundreds of kilometres by the prevailing winds.

	== Nunavut, Northwest Territories, Yukon ==		== Nunavut, Northwest Territories, Yukon ==

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British Columbia

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	I'm not a local of BC, so if you are please add and fix this part of the article.		I'm not a local of BC, so if you are please add and fix this part of the article.

	Vancouver would probably be the main target of a nuclear weapon attack in Canada. It is Canada's only major Pacific seaport, and is one of the most commercially advanced cities on the Pacific rim. It is a high-density city, however, and a nuclear weapon would cause a lot of damage. Vancouver is similar to [http://1d4chan.org/wiki/The_Post-Apocalyptic_Roadmap/Washington\|Seattle], and were both to survive the apocalypse, they would probably find themselves in a mutual protection pact of sorts. Vancouver Island hosts CFB Esquimalt, the pacific fleet is there, as well as CFMETR. British Columbia is very hilly, and most of its population is situated on the coast. Northern British Columbia is heavily forested, and has very few people living throughout it. There is enough farmland around Vancouver to be self-sustainable, and has the nearby Pacific ocean as well, which is a highly fished area.		Vancouver would probably be the main target of a nuclear weapon attack in Canada. It is Canada's only major Pacific seaport, and is one of the most commercially advanced cities on the Pacific rim. It is a high-density city, however, and a nuclear weapon would cause a lot of damage. Vancouver is similar to [http://1d4chan.org/wiki/The_Post-Apocalyptic_Roadmap/Washington\|Seattle], and were both to survive the apocalypse, they would probably find themselves in a mutual protection pact of sorts. Vancouver Island hosts CFB Esquimalt, the pacific fleet is there, as well as CFMETR. Also CFB Comox, a prime target. All International Airports such as Vancouver International, Victoria International and Abbotsford International would be viable targets since they could be used as Emergency Air Bases for both the Canadian and the U.S.A.F. since McChord AFB in Seattle, Fairchild AFB in Spokane and Whidbey Island NAS would all be destroyed. British Columbia is very hilly, and most of its population is situated on the coast. Northern British Columbia is heavily forested, and has very few people living throughout it. There is enough farmland around Vancouver to be self-sustainable, and has the nearby Pacific ocean as well, which is a highly fished area.
			That is, assuming anyone within a radius of 300 Kilometres of Bangor Trident Nuclear Submarine Base, west of Seattle, survives the multiple strikes of Thermonuclear Warhead detonations and then the deadly clouds of radiation and the fallout which will be spread for hundreds of kilometres by the prevailing winds.

	== Nunavut, Northwest Territories, Yukon ==		== Nunavut, Northwest Territories, Yukon ==

24.80.135.161: /* Quebec */

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Quebec

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	Stub for the Red-Headed Stepchild of the Canadian culture.		Stub for the Red-Headed Stepchild of the Canadian culture.
			The poutine in Montreal and Quebec city would melt indeed!


	== Western Canada ==		== Western Canada ==

71.17.166.183: /* Saskatchewan */

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Saskatchewan

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	I'm not a local of Saskatchewan, so perhaps if someone else would like to add to this section, please do so.		I'm not a local of Saskatchewan, so perhaps if someone else would like to add to this section, please do so.

	Saskatchewan is largely the same as Alberta, but without the large urban centres. It has very little political or economic power, however it produces large amounts of food and has been coined "the breadbasket of the world." Perhaps, if the bomb droppers were totally sadistic, they would drop bombs on the grain fields in order to cut the supply of grain and oilseeds to Canada, the United States, and other locations. More realistically, massive amounts of fallout drifting up from former Minuteman missile batteries (which will be blasted to hell by dozens of Ruskkie ICBM's) will heavily irradiate farmland here, posing a serious threat to its viability for generations after the war. Saskatchewan is much like the prairie states in the US, but is politically moderate.		Saskatchewan is largely the same as Alberta, but without the large urban centres. It has very little political or economic power, however it produces large amounts of food and has been coined "the breadbasket of the world." Perhaps, if the bomb droppers were totally sadistic, they would drop bombs on the grain fields in order to cut the supply of grain and oilseeds to Canada, the United States, and other locations. More realistically, massive amounts of fallout drifting up from former Minuteman missile batteries (which will be blasted to hell by dozens of Ruskkie ICBM's) will heavily irradiate farmland here, posing a serious threat to its viability for generations after the war. Saskatchewan is much like the prairie states in the US, but is politically moderate.(edit) who ever wrote this is clearly unaware that sask has the largest single uranium deposit on earth and tons of oil and massive reserves of potash and coal. Regina also serves as a transportation hub for lob laws aka Safeway and no name while also having a near 200,000 fatality rate which is about 80% if a bomb over 10 mt were ever dropped.

	== Alberta ==		== Alberta ==

2001:E68:5E25:5D00:2D90:56DB:C441:F44E: /* Alberta */

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Alberta

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	Alberta would definitely be a target during any major war, since it has the world's second-largest oil reserves, beaten only by Saudi Arabia. Due to the size of the province limiting practical foot-travel, and the relative density/concentration of people in the major cities, any survivors would probably flee towards the rural areas of Alberta, being that Alberta is still heavily rural in its land use and dotted with small towns where resources and aid would likely be found.		Alberta would definitely be a target during any major war, since it has the world's second-largest oil reserves, beaten only by Saudi Arabia. Due to the size of the province limiting practical foot-travel, and the relative density/concentration of people in the major cities, any survivors would probably flee towards the rural areas of Alberta, being that Alberta is still heavily rural in its land use and dotted with small towns where resources and aid would likely be found.

	Were Edmonton or Calgary hit with a nuclear explosion, the loss of life would not be as great as most other cities, as both cities have only a population of around a million people. With wide city sprawl, it would take multiple small yield weapons to guarantee destruction. However, both cities have marked suburban sprawl, so firestorms would be likely considering the common 'matchstick' construction practices in western Canada. Fallout would be distributed widely due to the strong winds which blow across the prairies and probably sucked into the jet-stream that blows across North America.		Were Edmonton (likely due to the presence of CFB Namao), the biggest Canadian military base in the country) or Calgary hit with a nuclear explosion, the loss of life would not be as great as most other cities, as both cities have only a population of around a million people. With wide city sprawl, it would take multiple small yield weapons to guarantee destruction. However, both cities have marked suburban sprawl, so firestorms would be likely considering the common 'matchstick' construction practices in western Canada. Fallout would be distributed widely due to the strong winds which blow across the prairies and probably sucked into the jet-stream that blows across North America.

	Civilization would survive in the cities in the case of limited destruction, but would probably devolve to a rural-based decentralized style of government if there was no central control from Edmonton or any other major city (highly probable; the provincial disaster plans include a gov't fail-over/relocation contingencies to many of the major cities). Depending of the level of destruction, Edmonton would probably remain the capital, although this would likely devolve to Red Deer (a smaller city roughly half-way between Edmonton and Calgary) in the case of an urban decapitation strike taking out the major cities.		Civilization would survive in the cities in the case of limited destruction, but would probably devolve to a rural-based decentralized style of government if there was no central control from Edmonton or any other major city (highly probable; the provincial disaster plans include a gov't fail-over/relocation contingencies to many of the major cities). Depending of the level of destruction, Edmonton would probably remain the capital, although this would likely devolve to Red Deer (a smaller city roughly half-way between Edmonton and Calgary) in the case of an urban decapitation strike taking out the major cities.

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Saskatchewan

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	I'm not a local of Saskatchewan, so perhaps if someone else would like to add to this section, please do so.		I'm not a local of Saskatchewan, so perhaps if someone else would like to add to this section, please do so.

	Saskatchewan is largely the same as Alberta, but without the large urban centres. It has very little political or economic power, however it produces large amounts of food and has been coined "the breadbasket of the world." Perhaps, if the bomb droppers were totally sadistic, they would drop bombs on the grain fields in order to cut the supply of grain and oilseeds to Canada, the United States, and other locations. Saskatchewan is much like the prairie states in the US, but is politically moderate.		Saskatchewan is largely the same as Alberta, but without the large urban centres. It has very little political or economic power, however it produces large amounts of food and has been coined "the breadbasket of the world." Perhaps, if the bomb droppers were totally sadistic, they would drop bombs on the grain fields in order to cut the supply of grain and oilseeds to Canada, the United States, and other locations. More realistically, massive amounts of fallout drifting up from former Minuteman missile batteries (which will be blasted to hell by dozens of Ruskkie ICBM's) will heavily irradiate farmland here, posing a serious threat to its viability for generations after the war. Saskatchewan is much like the prairie states in the US, but is politically moderate.

	== Alberta ==		== Alberta ==

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New Brunswick

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	== New Brunswick ==		== New Brunswick ==

	Of all the provinces in the Maritimes, New Brunswick will be the hardest hit. Home to CFB Gagetown, the second largest military base in the entire commonwealth, as well as the port facilities at Saint John, this province houses some very rich military targets. Due to the size of Gagetown, it will likely warrant the use of two or more devices to totally ensure it's destruction. As for economic/infrastructural targets, there is Canada's largest oil refinery in Saint John, along with power generating plants, and the nearby nuclear plant, Point LePreau. Saint John would probably be targetted with two bombs due to the economic infrastructure. There are a small number of mines throughout the province, however these will likely be too small to be targeted by nuclear weapons, instead being fought over by locals as a haven from the large amount of fallout blanketing the region. The city of Fredericton houses the provincial capital. However, it lacks any major tactical targets and will likely be spared. The fallout and shock damaged from the weapons hitting CFB Gagetown, however, will be just as lethal here, due to it's close proximity. Fallout from CFB Greenwood in Nova Scotia is a concern if the wind is from the south east.		Of all the provinces in the Maritimes, New Brunswick will be the hardest hit. Home to CFB Gagetown, the second largest military base in the entire commonwealth, as well as the port facilities at Saint John, this province houses some very rich military targets. Due to the size of Gagetown, it will likely warrant the use of two or more devices to totally ensure it's destruction. As for economic/infrastructural targets, there is Canada's largest oil refinery in Saint John, along with power generating plants, and the nearby nuclear plant, Point LePreau. In addition there is a large manufacturing base, ranging from plastics and oil based products, structural steel and concrete, and the remains of a former shipyard. Saint John would probably be targetted with two bombs due to the economic infrastructure. There are a small number of mines throughout the province, however these will likely be too small to be targeted by nuclear weapons, instead being fought over by locals as a haven from the large amount of fallout blanketing the region. The city of Fredericton houses the provincial capital. However, it lacks any major tactical targets and will likely be spared. The fallout and shock damaged from the weapons hitting CFB Gagetown, however, will be just as lethal here, due to it's close proximity. Fallout from CFB Greenwood in Nova Scotia is a concern if the wind is from the south east.
	After the dust settles, much of outer New Brunswick will fare just fine. Due to a large population of outdoorsmen, life will likely go on as normal. The first winter will likely be very rough, but due to local hospitality, many will survive to prepare for the next year. Much of the central province will become a no-mans-land, due to the large quantity of fallout blanketing the region, complicating travel along what remains of the Trans-Canada highway, and will also push most of the survivors north, possibly into Quebec.		After the dust settles, much of outer New Brunswick will fare just fine. Due to a large population of outdoorsmen, life will likely go on as normal. The first winter will likely be very rough, but due to local hospitality, many will survive to prepare for the next year. Much of the central province will become a no-mans-land, due to the large quantity of fallout blanketing the region, complicating travel along what remains of the Trans-Canada highway, and will also push most of the survivors north, possibly into Quebec.

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New Brunswick

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	== New Brunswick ==		== New Brunswick ==

	Of all the provinces in the Maritimes, New Brunswick will be the hardest hit. Home to CFB Gagetown, the second largest military base in the entire commonwealth, as well as the port facilities at Saint John, this province houses some very rich military targets. Due to the size of Gagetown, it will likely warrant the use of two or more devices to totally ensure it's destruction. As for economic/infrastructural targets, there a small number of mines throughout the province, however these will likely be too small to be targeted by nuclear weapons, instead being fought over by locals as a haven from the large amount of fallout blanketing the region. The city of Fredericton houses the provincial capital. However, it lacks any major tactical targets and will likely be spared. The fallout and shock damaged from the weapons hitting CFB Gagetown, however, will be just as lethal here, due to it's close proximity.		Of all the provinces in the Maritimes, New Brunswick will be the hardest hit. Home to CFB Gagetown, the second largest military base in the entire commonwealth, as well as the port facilities at Saint John, this province houses some very rich military targets. Due to the size of Gagetown, it will likely warrant the use of two or more devices to totally ensure it's destruction. As for economic/infrastructural targets, there is Canada's largest oil refinery in Saint John, along with power generating plants, and the nearby nuclear plant, Point LePreau. Saint John would probably be targetted with two bombs due to the economic infrastructure. There are a small number of mines throughout the province, however these will likely be too small to be targeted by nuclear weapons, instead being fought over by locals as a haven from the large amount of fallout blanketing the region. The city of Fredericton houses the provincial capital. However, it lacks any major tactical targets and will likely be spared. The fallout and shock damaged from the weapons hitting CFB Gagetown, however, will be just as lethal here, due to it's close proximity. Fallout from CFB Greenwood in Nova Scotia is a concern if the wind is from the south east.
	After the dust settles, much of outer New Brunswick will fare just fine. Due to a large population of outdoorsmen, life will likely go on as normal. The first winter will likely be very rough, but due to local hospitality, many will survive to prepare for the next year. Much of the central province will become a no-mans-land, due to the large quantity of fallout blanketing the region, complicating travel along what remains of the Trans-Canada highway, and will also push most of the survivors north, possibly into Quebec.		After the dust settles, much of outer New Brunswick will fare just fine. Due to a large population of outdoorsmen, life will likely go on as normal. The first winter will likely be very rough, but due to local hospitality, many will survive to prepare for the next year. Much of the central province will become a no-mans-land, due to the large quantity of fallout blanketing the region, complicating travel along what remains of the Trans-Canada highway, and will also push most of the survivors north, possibly into Quebec.