Canadian Provincial Scenarios

[mz452 18]

It seems as though people have stopped working on elections for the Canadian provinces. With the new game engine, I think there is only one scenario (Quebec 2014). I have scenarios for every province and territory (except Nunavut and the Northwest Territories). I'm happy to share what I have but they won't work on the newer engine.

 

Is anyone interested in working on building out the more recent provincial elections?

 

EDIT: I don't think any scenarios have ever been made for Prince Edward Island

[Guest]

I'd consider it.

[Patine 245]

12 minutes ago, mz452 said:

It seems as though people have stopped working on elections for the Canadian provinces. With the new game engine, I think there is only one scenario (Quebec 2014). I have scenarios for every province and territory (except Nunavut and the Northwest Territories). I'm happy to share what I have but they won't work on the newer engine.

 

Is anyone interested in working on building out the more recent provincial elections?

 

EDIT: I don't think any scenarios have ever been made for Prince Edward Island

I have plans at some point for a quite a few of those, including some Alberta 1917, 1921, 1935, and 1940, British Columbia 2017 (and perhaps others), Manitoba 1870, some NWT ones, both pre-1905 and post 1979, and some Nunavut and Yukon ones, and maybe a few others as well. It is a point of definite interest to me (as I live in Canada). I also have some Federal elections there planned.

[mz452 18]

I'm definitely more interested in some of the more recent elections simply because there is more information available.

[Edouard 8]

Hi!

Indeed many provinces were covered under ancient mod.

I would like to do the 2012 Quebec mod as the election was close between the Independentists, the Liberals and the Coalition Avenir Quebec and it also was a special moment of Canadian history (student "printemps érable") which stopped 9 years of Liberal government in Quebec.

But I do not know when I will have the time to do the 2012 mod.

But I would be glad to advise you on the use of the new mod.

[Caper08 32]

12 hours ago, mz452 said:

EDIT: I don't think any scenarios have ever been made for Prince Edward Island

I don't know if anyone ever finished it, but there was some discussion about a Prince Edward Island scenario, back in the early days of the board. I also remember talk in the early days about a Newfoundland and Labrador scenario, but not sure if that one was ever finished either. Being from Atlantic Canada, these are scenarios I would like to see made, but don't know how much interest there would be from others.

[Patine 245]

16 minutes ago, Caper08 said:

I don't know if anyone ever finished it, but there was some discussion about a Prince Edward Island scenario, back in the early days of the board. I also remember talk in the early days about a Newfoundland and Labrador scenario, but not sure if that one was ever finished either. Being from Atlantic Canada, these are scenarios I would like to see made, but don't know how much interest there would be from others.

I might have an interest in potentially tackling several Newfoundland and Nova Scotia elections on my queue of future scenarios, though, I will admit, New Brunswick and PEI are far less interesting to me.

[mz452 18]

It looks like we have some nicely made Quebec, Saskatchewan, and Nova Scotia scenarios for PI Canada. Anyone working on any other provincial races?

[Patine 245]

47 minutes ago, mz452 said:

It looks like we have some nicely made Quebec, Saskatchewan, and Nova Scotia scenarios for PI Canada. Anyone working on any other provincial races?

I might tackle some BC, Manitoba, Newfoundland, Alberta (especially some older, pivotal ones over here, like 1909, 1919, 1921, 1935, and 1940), maybe some Ontario ones, and maybe a few Territorial ones.

[RI Democrat 9]

How would Nunavut work in a PMI scenario? Aren't their elections nonpartisan?

[Patine 245]

32 minutes ago, RI Democrat said:

How would Nunavut work in a PMI scenario? Aren't their elections nonpartisan?

Although not perfectly accurate, I had lumped them, for convenience, into informal "ideological blocs" based on each candidate's discussion of their platform on an article of the election in the CBC Newsworld archives.