New Canada is found in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of California. Fresh water, fish, trees and oil are the natural resources that can be found here. Since we are an island, we do not border any countries, but we are nearest to the United States.
Our climate is well-rounded. There are four distinct seasons and the weather in general is warmer than in the old British Columbia. A typical summer day is hot with a slight breeze, perfect for going to one of our many newly formed beaches. The occasional rainstorm does happen, but not very often.
Our work force has changed drastically because we are now and island, many new jobs along the water have been opened up to the public. We have fisherman, water police, tour guides who work on boats and scientific sea researchers.
The map below shows the location of New Canada (shown in green) in proximity to California (shown in black). The Pacific Ocean is shown in blue.