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Alberta rejects a move toward independence from Canada

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Alberta rejects independence from Canada

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, who grew up in Edmonton, said that “Albertans chose Canada” and “chose unity.”

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Alberta rejects a move toward independence from Canada in a victory for Carney

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Alberta voters reject move toward separation from Canada in referendum

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James Moore: What Alberta’s ‘remain’ vote means for Mark Carney, Danielle Smith and the conservative movement

The soft separation question of the referendum, about whether to have a definitive referendum on separating from Canada, was overwhelmingly rejected by Albertans.

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Alberta’s Smith makes it clear separation now dead issue as long as she is premier

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After decisive defeat, Alberta separatists turn their attention to Smith and the UCP

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Alberta business groups say ‘stay’ side victory fosters investment confidence

Early returns show about 76 per cent of voters chose for Alberta to remain in Canada, while 24 per cent voted to hold a second, binding referendum on separation.

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Alberta voters weigh limits on public services for newcomers

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Unofficial election results say Alberta will stay in Canada

Bluewin

Clear Majority in Alberta Opposes Independence from Canada

Residents of the oil-rich province of Alberta have voted by a clear majority to remain part of Canada. According to preliminary partial results, more than 76 percent of voters cast their ballots in favor of this,

Alberta Independence: Winners and Losers if Province Leaves Canada

Independence advocates argue that a break from Canada would free the oil-rich province from regulations—namely environmental ones—that they contend hamper its energy industry and economic growth. They see Alberta ’s oil and gas producers, farmers and taxpayers as the winners of an independence scenario.

Mother Jones

Alberta Says No to MAGA-Aligned Independence Campaign

As Trump threatens to make Canada the "51st state," its most conservative province voted overwhelmingly to keep the country united.

Just 14% of Albertans want independence from Canada. Can a conference in a Calgary ballroom change that?

WeUnify’s Reclaiming Alberta brought together ardent supporters of independence from Canada while highlighting key disagreements over strategy – not least how close a free Alberta should be to the US