Alberta is considering separation from Canada, while its borders intersect treaty territories and are influenced by Nova Scotia's voters on federal taxes.
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Updated Oct 20
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What happened
Alberta is considering separation from Canada, while its borders intersect treaty territories and are influenced by Nova Scotia's voters on federal taxes.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Alberta
province of Canada
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Nova Scotia
province of Canada
- Crown
Related events
- Leger conducted polls among Alberta voters while Premier Smith governed and Elections Alberta managed the provincial voting process.
- Alberta has joined Quebec in pursuing a sovereignty question.
- Treaty rights between First Nations and the Crown are noted in Alberta.
- Quebec and Alberta are discussing separation from Canada while Britain's referendum outcome affects political stability.
- A referendum asking if Alberta should remain in Canada was managed by Elections Alberta on October 14th.