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During the Server Purge many towns and inactive players were removed from the server. This resulted in mass amounts of claiming. One of the regions Canada went to claim was the Caribbean, more specifically Hispaniola and Jamaica. However Spain also intend on claiming Hispaniola and Jamaica. Naturally a conflict ensued in the Caribbean. Outposts were scattered over Hispaniola, Jamaica, and parts of Cuba. Treaties and agreements were proposed by both Spain and Canada but a resolution could not be made. The countries remained in a stalemate until later in the month the Spanish government voted against previous votes to remove the outposts and come to an agreement. Canada would receive Hispaniola and Jamaica, while Spain would receive Cuba and Puerto Rico. This solution would be a step in the right direction for the two countries having positive relations once again. | During the Server Purge many towns and inactive players were removed from the server. This resulted in mass amounts of claiming. One of the regions Canada went to claim was the Caribbean, more specifically Hispaniola and Jamaica. However Spain also intend on claiming Hispaniola and Jamaica. Naturally a conflict ensued in the Caribbean. Outposts were scattered over Hispaniola, Jamaica, and parts of Cuba. Treaties and agreements were proposed by both Spain and Canada but a resolution could not be made. The countries remained in a stalemate until later in the month the Spanish government voted against previous votes to remove the outposts and come to an agreement. Canada would receive Hispaniola and Jamaica, while Spain would receive Cuba and Puerto Rico. This solution would be a step in the right direction for the two countries having positive relations once again. | ||
February also saw the institution of the Canadian Maple Leaf Day, a holiday on the second Friday of every month created in an effort to conserve the beautiful Canadian landscape. Though the holiday's success was questioned and met with much resistance, some participated | February also saw the institution of the Canadian Maple Leaf Day, a holiday on the second Friday of every month created in an effort to conserve the beautiful Canadian landscape. Though the holiday's success was questioned and met with much resistance, some participated. | ||
=== ??? - March === | === ??? - March === | ||