Quebec War

The Quebec War, also called the Third World War, was a regional conflict which later became a global war, involving a majority of the world's population. The war was treated as a civil war until American involvement in the war was revealed, after which the conflict became a global war. As the air forces of all major global powers clashed over North America, millions of civilians were killed as a result of aerial bombing and artillery bombardment campaigns by both sides.

The war happened mainly in North America, but there were multiple naval engagements in the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. The Chinese invasion of Hawaii is the only land combat that took place outside the continent.

The cause of the war was a series of attempts by the US to destabilize the Canadian government, mainly by bombings and assassinations.

The Russian volunteers which fought in the Canadian Air Battle returned to Europe on February 4 and the Winter War began in Europe on February 5, ending the involvement of other NATO countries in the war. Destruction of Washington, DC on February 8 slowed down the American advance.

The war ended with the March Ceasefire, when it was too cold for either side to continue fighting. After that point, the American-Canadian border was heavily fortified from both sides.