Moncton would be fun, and is likely the only other option in the Atlantic. Newfoundland could perhaps manage something in St. John’s, but travel is always a big issue.

I think we’ll see more of a Halifax - Moncton rivalry materialize in League1 Atlantic, with an eventual upgrade to bring the rivalry to the top tier once a club has more solid footing.

The real shame is the continued absence of any side in Quebec. Montreal and Quebec City are necessary additions to the league, and the fact that they aren’t top-2 for 2026 remains concerning.

This sounds cool, but it doesn’t look like it’s intended to ever go to market.

Maybe there will be a pivot with the current political situation state-side, but that doesn’t seem to be the purpose of this project.

Still, a project worth rooting for! I just signed up to receive updates straight from their website: https://projectarrow.ca/

“Everyone was out trying to clear snow from the big storm, but @Sunshine@lemmy.ca was nowhere to be found. We were all cold & completely in the dark!”

;)

Are we just going to copy/paste the rules from Reddit, or are we devising a different way to launch the Model Parliament?

I’m down to participate.

I guess we would need to lay out some base rules, maybe create/platform some “parties”, launch some sort of “election” or appointment process, and then develop issues to debate. It could be a an entertaining/interesting experiment, but it does need a certain critical mass to launch.