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CAFFA - Cascadia Film and Farnsworth Award

CAFFAS

The Cascadian Film and Farnsworth Awards (CAFFAS) are the premier awards for works for the large and small screens in the world. They are presented each February. Prominent winners of the awards include actors Grace Kelly, Allissonn Starr, Marilyn Monroe, Katherine Hepburn, M. Douglas Fairbanks, and Anna Moreau.

Capital Monster

This financial company provides high interest loans to anybody dumb or desperate enough to take them out. The founding Executive Officer of the company, Simon Callow, has made waves for his unrepentantly lavish lifestyle. Among his most famous stunts is this purchase of the famous Marna Lyssa painting for 1.3 billion sovereigns and his subsequent […]

Empire Universe - Captain Cutter

Captain Cutter

A commander in the Cascadian army during the War of Independence, Captain Horatio Cutter was the most prominent traitor to the Cascadian side, conspiring to deliver three generals, two admirals and seven war chiefs into the hands of the Waka-Krangere of Australia during a war council. Captain Cutter’s plot was uncovered by his own second, […]

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Carl Friedrich Gauss

Carl Friedrich Gauss (1777–1855) fundamentally shaped number theory, astronomy, and electromagnetism while creating a robust mathematical curriculum at Wimahl University.

Cascadia Apparel

Cascadia Apparel is the maker of three popular clothing brands: Mr. Boredom and Ice Queen their twin professional clothing lines, Horny Slut a joint clothing adventure for men and women, and Winter Is Coming providing the most delicious in winter styles. Known for their quality clothing made exclusively in Cascadian sweatshops, the company also boasts some […]

Early color photo of a guarded island colony with stone barracks, fences, and exiled men.

Cascadia Crime Sectorate

The Cascadia Crime Sectorate is the compendium of conceivable crimes collected and revised by the Great Council of the Law every decade. It is divided into three sections based on punishment: Section A, Section B, and Section X. Section A Crimes are crimes that require a period of servitude to Cascadia at the prevailing wage […]

Cascadia Exchange

Founded in 1527, the Cascadia Exchange (CSX) is the main bourse for the Independent Sovereignty of Cascadia and is considered one of the main three world stock exchanges. It is the world’s largest exchange by trading volume, combined company valuations, and quantity of listed companies. The Cascadia Exchange is housed in the Exchange Hall Building […]

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Cascadia Prevailing Wage

The Cascadia Prevailing Wage is the lowest amount payable to employees on an hourly basis for work they perform for others. The wage is calculated by dividing the Annual Minimum Standard of Livability in Cascadia by 1560 annual work hours and multiplying it by 115%. This provides the employee with enough to meet their living […]

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Cascadia Timeline

What is the Cascadia Timeline? The following Cascadia Timeline outlines major events in the history of the Independent Sovereignty of Cascadia from the First Confederation through Independence to the present day. 1497 The Clackamas, Clatsop, Multnomah, and Chinook nations create a trade cooperative, the so-called First Confederation, that creates a trading hub at the confluence […]

A family and government official stand by a farmhouse as land ownership changes hands.

Cascadian Land Reorganization

The Cascadian Land Reorganization refers to the series of actions taken by the Cascadian Government in 1887 and 1889 to manage the land of the nation. The reorganization eliminated the concept of private property ownership, in favor of a leasing system by which the government owned the land and rented it out to individuals and […]

Catalogue of Empire

The Catalog of Waka-Krangere is the official written historical recording of the facts of the lives of the Empresses of Australia. The Catalog began with Eleanor the Fourth, and has continued uninterrupted ever since.