HISTORY: Should Atlantic Canada Residents Have Dual Citizenship With The United States

This is back to the History Of The Country Of Nova Scotia topic with new examples and references.

As a topic refresher of this blog, when Atlantic Canada was it's own Country prior to the 1930's within the Dominion Of Canada this included Northern Maine in the United States.

What that means is North of Bangor used to be in Nova Scotia, this Summer that is the Nova Scotia Bubble under the covid scare, Nova Scotia days which it could be called but is unpromoted by Canada.

The region also includes Northern Maine in the United States which has also been excluded from Nova Scotia Days with the covid bubble.

The region was Sunbury County, established before the American Revolution.

Here is the new research....before that Sunbury County was just Nova Scotia before they established the County Lines and in fact Nova Scotia as a Country may have even been further South and West of Bangor and includes most of the state of Maine.

The establishment of Sunbury County about a decade before the American Revolution was when they drew the County Lines.

Sunbury County was abolished, but still represented in New Brunswick, after the American Revolution.

So that is the question....should Atlantic Canada and New England residents be both granted dual citizenship with Canada and the United States?

This is because the of land overlap between Nova Scotia and New England as their own Countries before and after the American Revolution, which is separate from Canada and the United States.

Now when did the border change?

The change gave the United States land from the Country of Nova Scotia after the American Revolution in a land agreement...however it is not properly documented in Canada or the United States.

So this is the research I am presenting....it is that the land agreement between Canada and The United States to annex parts of Nova Scotia for Northern Maine in New England is not valid...so we should both have dual citizenship.

That research which is much longer is not presented here only the overall information outside the land agreement.

The border change was the establishment of "Lower Canada" which is Quebec.

Lower Canada Skiff

Upper Canada, Ottawa, put a small "skiff" of land from Ottawa through Quebec to Nova Scotia.

This "land skiff" cut through New France and Nova Scotia and severed Maine from the Country Of Nova Scotia.

Again, this is not a Canada issue...the issue is between three Countries France, Nova Scotia and New England.

The "skiff" cut through by Ottawa at the establishment of Lower Canada...which is also Quebec's argument severed sections of Nova Scotia which were then listed as the United States establishing the new United States border...which includes sections of Nova Scotia below the United States border.

This is why you can't travel directly from Fredericton to Quebec City because the border is not correct.

That section is the "skiff" put in place by Ottawa when Upper Canada defeated New France, Quebec, to establish Lower Canada.

What that means is the section that you have to drive through in the United States to travel from Fredericton to Quebec city is actually Nova Scotia on both sides of the border.

There is a border there put in place by Ottawa in Northern Maine which is actually in the middle of parts of Nova Scotia.

This is also represented in the Lower Canada Rebellion, Quebec, protesting this "blockade" the "skiff" of land put in place by Ottawa against Quebec and Nova Scotia that placed parts of Nova Scotia into New England in Northern Maine.

Quebec Lower Canada Rebellion

Meaning the current United States border is blocking three countries from passage in a blockade today...Quebec, Nova Scotia and New England.

That is why we all should have dual citizenship in the region because of the land overlap in the three locations which excludes Ottawa and Canada.

Nova Scotia's Assets In The Bank Of Canada In Ottawa:

Nova Scotia was it's own Country in Canada until the 1930's when we adopted Canada's currency as represented on our currency which was moved to Ottawa to the Bank Of Canada.

Nova Scotia Map 1937

Nova Scotia owns two Banks in Ottawa under the Bank Of Canada....The Bank of Nova Scotia and Royal Bank RBC..."royal" representing the Queen of England.

Before 1910 Nova Scotia's currency was printed by Union Bank on Hollis Street by Province House and Government House, the oldest Parliament buildings in Canada.

Union Bank stopped printing Nova Scotia Currency in 1910 and was renamed Royal Bank.

Halifax Union Bank Note-Hollis Street Building Represented On Bank Note

Union Bank Hollis Street Halifax

Union Bank Buiding Today Hollis Street Halifax

The Bank Of Nova Scotia then printed Nova Scotia's currency until the 1930's when it was merged into the Bank of Canada in Ottawa from Halifax and is on the same corner as Union Bank in Halifax on Hollis Street.

Bank Of Nova Scotia Note After 1910

Bank Of Nova Scotia Building Today Hollis Street Halifax

So Nova Scotia's wealth in Ottawa in the Bank of Canada...Canada's current money printing press includes all of the Bank of Nova Scotia's assets and Royal Bank's probably because they owe us our money back from the Union Bank Merger from 1910 in Halifax.

That means Nova Scotia's wealth from Halifax in Ottawa at the Bank of Canada is obviously large...all the Royal Bank and the Bank Of Nova Scotia's assets which belong to the citizens of Nova Scotia from our printing press on Hollis Street Halifax.

When that wealth is returned from the Bank Of Canada to Halifax Nova Scotia's citizens will be extremely rich when our money printing press is returned to Hollis Street at Union Bank and the Bank of Nova Scotia.

Then when we open the border between Nova Scotia and New England we will have dual citizenship in both regions and Nova Scotia as a country will be rich from our bank assets in Ottawa and we will open direct trading between Nova Scotia and New England with New York, Boston and Bangor.

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