About: Thunder Bay (1983: Doomsday)

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Thunder Bay, officially known now as "Northern Ontario," formerly known as the Social Republic of Thunder Bay, was a breakaway survivor nation from the nation of Canada, having been established during a period in which communications were too unreliable and weak. Calls for Thunder Bay to rejoin with Canada were rejected by its former leader, the late Colonel Giraud Leppe, but as of late talks opened on whether to join Canada, Superior, or remain on its own. The result of this was a two-stage referendum on the three options or becoming a Canadian protectorate: in the end it came down to independence or rejoining Canada, with a slim majority in favor of Canada.

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rdfs:label	Thunder Bay (1983: Doomsday)
rdfs:comment	Thunder Bay, officially known now as "Northern Ontario," formerly known as the Social Republic of Thunder Bay, was a breakaway survivor nation from the nation of Canada, having been established during a period in which communications were too unreliable and weak. Calls for Thunder Bay to rejoin with Canada were rejected by its former leader, the late Colonel Giraud Leppe, but as of late talks opened on whether to join Canada, Superior, or remain on its own. The result of this was a two-stage referendum on the three options or becoming a Canadian protectorate: in the end it came down to independence or rejoining Canada, with a slim majority in favor of Canada.
Nation	Canada
dcterms:subject	Defunct countries (1983: Doomsday) Defunct countries (1983: Doomsday) Ontario (1983: Doomsday) Ontario Canada (1983: Doomsday) Ontario (1983: Doomsday) Ontario Canada (1983: Doomsday)
city largest	Thunder Bay
CoGtitle	Prime Minister
city other	Grand Portage, Neebing, Oliver Paipoonge Kashabowie, Oliver Paipoonge, Neebing
HoSname	Bill Mauro
ind date	1983(xsd:integer)
name short	Thunder Bay
HoStitle	President
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CoA	Thunder_Bay_Coat_of_Arms.png
Timeline	1983(xsd:integer)
Name en	Nord de l'Ontario
Name	Interim Government of Thunder Bay Northern Ontario
coa caption	Coat of Arms
HoPname	Alfie MacLeod
DHoPtitle	Premier
DHoPname	Bill Mauro
HoPtitle	Lieutenant-Governor
ad date	--08-01
Language	English English, French
Currency	American Dollar, Canadian Dollar, Superior Dollar
Population	Est. 90,000 approx. 91,137
Flag caption	Flag
Area	Approx. 25,000 approx 25,000
Capital	Thunder Bay
Motto	Panton in Civitas , nusquam foris Civitas , nusquam obviam Civitas
Flag	Flag_of_Thunder_Bay.svg
abstract	Thunder Bay, officially known now as "Northern Ontario," formerly known as the Social Republic of Thunder Bay, was a breakaway survivor nation from the nation of Canada, having been established during a period in which communications were too unreliable and weak. Calls for Thunder Bay to rejoin with Canada were rejected by its former leader, the late Colonel Giraud Leppe, but as of late talks opened on whether to join Canada, Superior, or remain on its own. The result of this was a two-stage referendum on the three options or becoming a Canadian protectorate: in the end it came down to independence or rejoining Canada, with a slim majority in favor of Canada. Thunder Bay is located in the northwestern portion of the pre-Doomsday Canadian province of Ontario.

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