Separatists targeted non-political voters near Costco as Alberta continues debates over independence from Canada.
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Updated Oct 8
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What happened
Separatists targeted non-political voters near Costco as Alberta continues debates over independence from Canada.
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Alberta secession debate and challenges to Canadian unityAlso in this story
- The Reform Party of Canada dissolved into the Conservative Party amid discussions about Alberta's future.
- Constitutional structure limits are being felt regarding Alberta's political voice.
- Premier Danielle Smith of Alberta is facing a political challenge as she is the leader of the province. Keith Wilson debated Jason Kenney regarding the separation issue.
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