I've gotten tired of the constant iggnoring Canada seems to get in the BBB and else where, soo I'm going to be writing up a series of city guides. Anyone know where to find canon material on Canuckistan? Any of my fellow Canucks want to help with this?

Shadows of North America has info on Canada. Also, parts of Canada are NAN territory, so I imagine the NAN books would have stuff on Canada as well.

There would be nothing in Canada. When the NAN took over the majority of all non-Natives got kicked out. Look at stats can, less than a million Natives. Can't see that number growing. I picture the majority of towns and cities as over run with trees and crumbling roads and buildings. The only places I can really see still being big are up north with oil sands or any town next to a mine, assuming that the NAN in question alowed that sort of thing.

and the rest is part of UCAS so...

I believe there was some info on Quebec in Corp Download, through the Cross Technologies section.

A lot of the native tribes picked up non-native members just to bolster numbers, especially Metas.

As for info it is scattered everywhere. Shadows of North America is the most recent. There is an entire chapter on Quebec in that book. The two NAN books will help. Canada is ignored because there is even less of Canada left than the US.

i hear Canadian magicians have to choose priority "eh" for magic.

The thing about kicking all the non-natives out is that there also weren't really ny records at the time of who was and was not a "native". If you wanted to stay in the Algonkian-Manitou lands, you had to say that you were Manitou or Inuit or some other tribal affiliation that was recognized by the STC. But that's it - you just had to say that.

In short, kicking out all the non-tribals was more equivalent to the Ottoman Empire kicking out all the non-Muslims from Albania than it was to the Third Reich removing all the Slavs from the western USSR. Any Albanian could simply agree to "be a Muslim" and do things the Islamic way and keep their house, and any Canadian who agreed to embrace Inuit culture was welcome to stay in Nunavut when things got divided up.

And frankly, with Daniel Howling Coyote being able to change the weather and cause volcanic eruptions, there were a lot of converts. By the time other people caught up, the ability of Christian Theurges to heal the sick and walk on water was no longer impressive to the common man and European religions claimed few conversos back from the "natives".

-Frank

Your Pardon, Backgammon. No fourth Edition stuffs.

as long as its fluff, its still valid. as in, the SR storyline is continual from SR1 onwards. sure, there are a time gap between 206x that SoNA is set in, and the 2070's that SR4 covers, but not to much.

Hmmm... Looks like I'll have to find a copy of SoNA then.

It's a really good book, I recommend it.

I'm still doing my city guides though. I'll bet they didn't include the GTA to GOA corridor cities.

Asking for info on Canada in Shadowrun is like asking for info on the Soviet Union in real life. Its history. Canada went the way to the dodo and the United States.
What was Canada is now part of the UCAS and what 2-3 different countries in total.

Few cities get exacting details for SR material but most stuff focus on the UCAS. Which contains cities like Toronto and Thunder Bay.

I also remembered the few pages on Quebec. My favorite part is about the mayor of Quebec, Andrée Boucher III, being an orc. (for those interested, the actual mayor of quebec IS actually named andrée boucher and look like this: http://www.ledevoir.com/2006/12/22/125679.html