I read once it was proposed that the Caribbean islands of Britain join Canada.
They didn't, rather they formed two short lived federations that died, and ended up with the current small island states we know.
Suppose however Canada annexed them during the 1960s.
Some became provinces others remained territories. While some formed autonomas commonwealth status states.
Canada would probably have a much larger navy.
Somewhere to go during the winter.
But what about the politics the addition of these would change the nature of Canada. However in what ways?
Would Canada be stronger or weaker in the long run?
They didn't, rather they formed two short lived federations that died, and ended up with the current small island states we know.
Suppose however Canada annexed them during the 1960s.
Some became provinces others remained territories. While some formed autonomas commonwealth status states.
Canada would probably have a much larger navy.
Somewhere to go during the winter.
But what about the politics the addition of these would change the nature of Canada. However in what ways?
Would Canada be stronger or weaker in the long run?