A summary of the history of Canada and a brief history of the key dates around the contemporary movement for Canadian Republicanism.
1689
The Cabal installs William of Orange as a proxy, moving the financial capital from Amsterdam to London, beginning Monarchy 2.0 in Britain
1694
The creation of the Bank of England, accelerating the mercantile enterprise of the British Empire to become what can be considered Globalism 1.0
1867
The British Dominion of Canada is confederated to consolidate the remaining holdings of the British Empire in North America
1870, 1885
The Honourable Louis Riel leads two rebellions in the North-West against the British Crown with the original resistance state of Manitoba providing an authentic Continentalist alternative to the Atlanticism of the British Empire.
1914
World War I begins, the first industrial scale war in world history, Canadians gain the reputation of fierce warriors back in Europe, but are still under the Dominion of the British Empire. Countless Canadians towns lose entire generations of young men sent off to die for "Crown and Country."
1944
The Bretton Woods Conference prepares the post-war order, shifting power from Britain to America as the preeminent Western power
Nov. 8, 2016
The election of Donald Trump as the President of the United States of America, the ascendence of the MAGA movement, and the snubbing of Bernie Sanders as a social democrat alternative begins a new era of populist politics in the West.
Mar. 11, 2020
The COVID-19 Pandemic begins worldwide upending the regular life of everyday people.
May 27, 2021
The inquiry into mass graves at the Indian Residential Schools opens a wider debate into the history of British colonialism in Canada.
Jan. 22, 2022
The Freedom Convoy, although articulated as only "anti-mandate," was protesting to the upward transfer of wealth during the pandemic from the working classes and small business to transnational corporations.
Established left-wing socialist organizations fail to connect to this populist moment in the country. Future members of CR discuss the need for a new organization to advocate for Canadians.
Sept. 22, 2022
Following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, the first article is released beginning the publication (originally called Riel Republicans), exploring a contemporary conceptualization of Canadian Republicanism.
Oct. 7, 2023
In response to the Al-Aqsa operation by Hamas, Israel initiates a genocidal campaign in Gaza, the livestreamed footage leads to a greater awareness and widespread condemnation of the Zionist atrocities against the Palestinian people.
This makes having a principled critique of Zionism less taboo in the West.
July 1, 2025
The publication is rebranded to:
Canadian Republican Network
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