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On April 26th, 2021, Albertan forces were centrally involved in one of the worst acts of war to ever strike Western Canada. A joint Albertan-[[Salish Confederation]] force led by xGoat and xK1 lavacasted the [[Cascadia|Cascadian]] city of [[Grande Prairie]]. The city had been founded within Albertan borders, and negotiations with representatives from municipal and federal governments had proved unproductive. The town was lavacast in a resounding military victory for the Alberta Armed Forces. Cascadian reaction was heavily negative, and for a while it appeared that the two nations would enter a state of open conflict; however, cooler minds prevailed, and Grande Prairie later joined Alberta. [<nowiki/>[[Grande Prairie Incident|More Information]]]
On April 26th, 2021, Albertan forces were centrally involved in one of the worst acts of war to ever strike Western Canada. A joint Albertan-[[Salish Confederation]] force led by xGoat and xK1 lavacasted the [[Cascadia|Cascadian]] city of [[Grande Prairie]]. The city had been founded within Albertan borders, and negotiations with representatives from municipal and federal governments had proved unproductive. The town was lavacast in a resounding military victory for the Alberta Armed Forces. Cascadian reaction was heavily negative, and for a while it appeared that the two nations would enter a state of open conflict; however, cooler minds prevailed, and Grande Prairie later joined Alberta. [<nowiki/>[[Grande Prairie Incident|More Information]]]


Alberta separated from the [[Salish Confederation]] on July 13, 2021, over deep disagreements between provincial representatives and the administration of SayerQT on foreign policy with regard to handling of conflicts with [[Québec]] over [[Acadia|Acadia's]] accession to the Confederation.
Alberta separated from the [[Salish Confederation]] on July 13, 2021, over deep disagreements between provincial representatives and the administration of SayerQT on foreign policy with regard to handling of conflicts with [[Québec]] over [[Acadia|Acadia's]] accession to the Confederation. Despite an initially acrimonious break-up, Alberta has largely remained on cordial terms with the [[Salish Confederation]] and their successor, the [[Evergreen Republic]].


Post-independence, the nation has largely followed an insular, neutral foreign policy, declining to involve itself in conflicts, mega-nations, or alliances. Most efforts have been dedicated towards internal projects such as iceroads, infrastructure, and landmark buildings, although the nation has undergone a recent period of inactivity.
Post-independence, the nation has largely followed an insular, neutral foreign policy, declining to involve itself in conflicts, mega-nations, or alliances. Most efforts have been dedicated towards internal projects such as iceroads, infrastructure, and landmark buildings, although the nation has undergone a recent period of inactivity.