Scenarios about 'atlantic canada'
Atlantic Canada refers to the easternmost region of Canada comprising the provinces of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador. This coastal region has a rich maritime history shaped by European colonization, fishing industries, and its strategic position during various conflicts including the Seven Years' War and both World Wars. In alternate history scenarios, Atlantic Canada often features as a contested territory between colonial powers or as a crucial geopolitical fulcrum affecting North American development.
What If Fredericton Developed a Stronger Tech Sector?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Fredericton, New Brunswick established itself as a major Canadian technology hub, reshaping the economic landscape of Atlantic Canada and beyond.
What If Halifax Developed Different Maritime Industries?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Halifax, Nova Scotia strategically diversified its maritime economy beyond military and shipping in the early 20th century, transforming it into a dynamic coastal powerhouse with far-reaching economic consequences for Atlantic Canada.
What If Nova Scotia Developed Different Maritime Industries?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Nova Scotia prioritized diverse maritime enterprises beyond fishing, potentially transforming this Canadian province into a global maritime powerhouse with far-reaching economic implications.
What If Prince Edward Island Developed Beyond Tourism and Agriculture?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Prince Edward Island diversified its economy in the mid-20th century to become a maritime industrial and technological hub in Atlantic Canada.
What If St. John's Diversified Beyond Fishing and Oil Earlier?
Exploring the alternate timeline where St. John's, Newfoundland developed a more diverse economic base decades before the cod moratorium and oil boom, potentially transforming the capital into a more resilient Atlantic Canadian powerhouse.