I've been wondering if the southernmost part of the hudson bay could support a port of fairly large magnitude. The town/village I see on there is fort albany which I'm guessing isn't that populous and it's probably becuase the St. Lawrence handles any and all traffic going through canada.
So lets say, in the 1830's or so upper and lower Canada decides to go republic or accept statehood in the US of A. The hudson bay company is gonna stay british but it just lost it's biggest connection to the sea, could Fort Albany or another town around or like it fill that space and give the "Canadian West" or Rupertsland a connection to the atlantic and if so what kind of population could that northern hudson bay port hold?
So lets say, in the 1830's or so upper and lower Canada decides to go republic or accept statehood in the US of A. The hudson bay company is gonna stay british but it just lost it's biggest connection to the sea, could Fort Albany or another town around or like it fill that space and give the "Canadian West" or Rupertsland a connection to the atlantic and if so what kind of population could that northern hudson bay port hold?