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Alberta Separation Referendum Coverage — Page 2

Albertans will vote on a non-binding referendum regarding the province's potential separation from Canada on October 19. Mail-in ballot applications are now open, while election officials and local governments prepare for the vote and related campaign rules.

71D AGO

Alberta separation referendum could pose hidden economic risks

Economic leaders warn that the October vote on separation will damage business confidence and investment regardless of outcome, with 28%...

76D AGO

Half of Calgary Businesses Would Leave if Alberta Votes to Separate

A Calgary Chamber of Commerce poll shows 48% of surveyed members would consider moving their operations out of the province if Albertans...

77D AGO

Alberta separatism tests provincial flags as political symbols

Duelling flags mark deepening divide as independence debate intensifies ahead of fall referendum.

80D AGO

Lawyer launches 'Alberta's Done Waiting' independence campaign

Constitutional lawyer Keith Wilson pitches separation ahead of fall referendum with new third-party ad push.

80D AGO

Alberta separatists formally launch 'Let Alberta Decide' campaign

About 35 supporters rallied Thursday to kickstart referendum campaign arguing Alberta has workforce, finances, and resources to leave Canada.

85D AGO

Alberta separatism vote set for October amid pension debate

Voters could decide on independence this fall. Both sides dispute claims about CPP, passports, and economic benefits.

90D AGO

Calgary could swing Alberta separation referendum

Political analysts say swing voters in the city hold the key to the October referendum outcome.

95D AGO

Treaty 8 chiefs demand Alberta pause separation referendum

Grand Chief Trevor Mercredi says Alberta cannot proceed with a fall referendum on separation without formal consultation with First...

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Edmonton councillor floats staying in Canada if Alberta splits

103D AGO

Alberta to hold referendum on separation this fall

Premier Danielle Smith confirmed Albertans will vote on the province's future in Canada by October, following sustained separatist campaigning.