Canada
Federal parliamentary monarchy
Canada leans hardest toward Multicultural, Progressive and Local.
The 12 axes, with receipts
One of the most decentralised federations; Quebec has wide self-government.
Stable parliamentary democracy that accepts sovereignty referendums.
Legal cannabis and assisted dying; hate-speech laws; emergency powers used against the 2022 convoy.
Committed multilateralist: UN, peacekeeping and trade pacts.
NATO member with modest but rising spending; no conscription.
Official multiculturalism and bilingualism; immigration levels recently cut.
Crown corporations and public hydro utilities; single-payer health care; no inheritance tax.
Market economy with provincial rent control and minimum wages.
Deeply trade-dependent, though dairy is protected by supply management.
Secular governance; some provinces fund Catholic schools while Quebec enforces strict laïcité.
Same-sex marriage since 2005 and no criminal abortion law.
Criminalises human germline editing; builds CANDU reactors and small modular reactors.
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