- Alberta is considering leaving Canada, and Premier Danielle Smith estimated the separation costs, which are being studied by the University of Calgary.
- Alberta is considering leaving Canada, and Premier Danielle Smith estimated the separation costs, which are being studied by the University of Calgary.
- Alberta is considering leaving Canada, and Premier Danielle Smith estimated the separation costs, which are being studied by the University of Calgary.
- A potential referendum on Alberta's separation from Canada has been raised.
Referendum discussions took place in Edmonton, Alberta.
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What happened
Referendum discussions took place in Edmonton, Alberta.
Who's involved
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Part of
A potential referendum on Alberta's separation from Canada has been raised.Also in this story
- Alberta votes on a binding vote regarding its future status in Canada.
- CBC News is breaking down the referendum on Alberta's separation from Canada.
- PiA held campaign rallies in Lethbridge and Calgary, advocating against Alberta's provincial separation.
- The referendum process regarding Alberta's future is underway, with Elections Alberta handling the necessary logistics for a potential vote.
The entities involved
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- The Government of Alberta is proposing a referendum on immigration control, following a survey conducted by the Angus Reid Institute.
- Premier Danielle Smith's referendum is held in Alberta, with the provincial voting process managed by Elections Alberta.
- A referendum vote on Alberta's future status was held in Calgary, the capital city of the province.
- A referendum ties the future of Alberta to national identity.
- Polling was conducted in Calgary regarding questions of Alberta's independence from Canada.