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}}'''Grouse''', officially the '''City of Grouse''', and sometimes informally spelled '''Grous''', is the county seat of Cariboo County, the modern cultural and political hub of Northern Cascadia, and the second-largest city in [[Cascadia]], with 112 residents. Located in the central region of the British Columbian interior, it is one of Cascadia's most important cities in modern times, substantially influencing commerce, politics, and culture; not just in the north, but nationally. The city has a ceremonial mayor, currently Pancen, with governing power vested in the Grouse City Council, presently consisting of 3 members, and the city manager, currently ka_tie, who oversees the administration of the municipal government. | }}'''Grouse''', officially the '''City of Grouse''', and sometimes informally spelled '''Grous''', is the county seat of Cariboo County, the modern cultural and political hub of Northern Cascadia, and the second-largest city in [[Cascadia]], with 112 residents. Located in the central region of the British Columbian interior, it is one of Cascadia's most important cities in modern times, substantially influencing commerce, politics, and culture; not just in the north, but nationally. The city has a ceremonial mayor, currently Pancen, with governing power vested in the Grouse City Council, presently consisting of 3 members, and the city manager, currently [[ka_tie]], who oversees the administration of the municipal government. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||