- Alberta referendum and claims of government interference
- Premier Danielle Smith's referendum is held in Alberta, with the provincial voting process managed by Elections Alberta.
AFL spearheaded a rally against Premier Smith's referendum, while Thomas Lukaszuk led a federalist campaign in Alberta.
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What happened
AFL spearheaded a rally against Premier Smith's referendum, while Thomas Lukaszuk led a federalist campaign in Alberta.
Who's involved
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Part of
Premier Danielle Smith's referendum is held in Alberta, with the provincial voting process managed by Elections Alberta.Also in this story
- Leger conducted polls among Alberta voters while Premier Smith governed and Elections Alberta managed the provincial voting process.
- The government of Alberta is accused of attempting to skew the vote during the provincial referendum.
Within Alberta referendum and claims of government interference
The entities involved
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Alberta
province of Canada
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Alberta Federation of Labour
trade union federation in the Canadian province of Alberta
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Thomas Lukaszuk
Canadian politician
Nothing else this week.
Related events
- Thomas Lukaszuk's movement advocating for Alberta to remain in Canada must comply with Elections Alberta rules.
- Premier Smith outlines decade-long grievances with federal government and faces potential separation referendum.
- Referendum discussions took place in Edmonton, Alberta.
- CBC News is breaking down the referendum on Alberta's separation from Canada.
- Alberta holds a referendum on its future amid US government non-interference and Trump administration trade actions.