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Why is Alberta voting on whether to separate from Canada, and how likely is it to happen?
The oil-rich province will decide on Monday whether to stay part of Canada or trigger a binding independence referendum.
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What to know about the Alberta referendum on leaving Canada
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What to know about the Alberta referendum on leaving Canada
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Alberta Voters Reject Separation From Canada as Carney Wins
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The USA Dodges a Bullet – Alberta Independence Referendum Fails by 3:1 Ratio
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Instead of Making Canada The 51st State, Just Take Alberta
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Why is Alberta voting on whether to separate from Canada, and how likely is it to happen?
The oil-rich province will decide on Monday whether to stay part of Canada or trigger a binding independence referendum.
BloombergCenter
Alberta Voters Reject Separation From Canada as Carney Wins
Voters in Alberta are set to reject separation from Canada, a victory for Prime Minister Mark Carney after a long referendum campaign that created divisions in the country’s energy heartland.
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What to know about the Alberta referendum on leaving Canada
Alberta residents will head to the polls Monday for a historic referendum that could set the oil-rich Canadian province on a path toward independence, possibly reshaping Canada’s political landscape and its relationship with the United States. The Oct. 19 vote will not determine whether Alberta immediately separates from Canada. Instead, voters will decide…
The Last RefugeFar Right
The USA Dodges a Bullet – Alberta Independence Referendum Fails by 3:1 Ratio
Voters in Alberta, Canada rejected an independence referendum to become independent. As the results are announced approximately 76% of Albertans voted to remain a province within Canada, with 23% voting for independence. {link} While we have sincere respect for those who sought to get free of the Canadian madness, it is ultimately a good outcome…
The FederalistFar Right
Instead of Making Canada The 51st State, Just Take Alberta
If Alberta votes Oct. 19 to leave Canada, Washington should be waiting with open arms for the resource-rich province and its conservatives.