I'm aenea, and a mod of /canada among other subreddits. I don't think that it's unreasonable to say that /canada's really a great subreddit to moderate- it's a fairly good size for a 'regional' subreddit, and it's not really big on drama. That's a big plus, in my opinion :-)

I think that this subreddit is a great idea- not only do I think that it's often helpful for moderators in general to talk to and learn from each other, but I think that there are some issues that pop up in 'regional' subreddits that aren't as apparent in issue-specific subreddits. /canada's a fairly big place, and also covers a wide range of interests from the geographical to the political to the very mundane and amusing. It's often pretty easy to figure out what a subreddit's 'mandate' should be when it's issue specific, but it's often a bit more cloudy when you're talking about a geographical area. I'd like to have some discussion with other country based subreddits to find out how they deal with that issue.

/canada has links to many other location-based subreddits on our sidebar- provincial, city based, regional, colleges/universities, etc. I think that most of those moderators read r/canada, so if you'd like to post a link for this subreddit on /canada, please message the mods and we'll try to figure out the best time so that your post will be seen. I'd say that posting a link on a morning weekday, and a weekend afternoon would likely cover your bases. We're in the midst of some changes there, so although I'd be happy to have a sidebar link for this subreddit as a help to other regional mods, it may well get lost in the shuffle at the moment.

Cheers, and thanks for adding me :-)