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Federalists can name every problem Alberta faces under Canada. They just can’t name a solution. Independence is different. A clear vote on a clear question forces Ottawa to negotiate and gives Alberta the leverage to take back control of our future.

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Alberta votes to split from Canada, and guess what? The feds don’t get a veto. Neither do Ontario, Quebec, or anyone else. The 1998 Supreme Court ruling says if Alberta chooses independence, every province and Ottawa and First Nations have a duty to negotiate. No one can just say ‘no’—the law’s clear, and Alberta holds the cards.
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Alberta votes to split from Canada, and guess what? The feds don’t get a veto. Neither do Ontario, Quebec, or anyone else. The 1998 Supreme Court ruling says if Alberta chooses independence, every province and Ottawa and First Nations have a duty to negotiate. No one can just say ‘no’—the law’s clear, and Alberta holds the cards.

Keith Wilson

434,817 views • 1 year ago

🇨🇦Alberta 💊can leave Canada, legally. 🔥This isn’t speculation. This isn’t rebellion In 1998, Canada’s Supreme Court made it crystal clear: If Alberta holds a vote and the majority chooses independence, the rest of Canada is legally bound to negotiate the terms.‼️ Sarah Connor
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🇨🇦Alberta 💊can leave Canada, legally. 🔥This isn’t speculation. This isn’t rebellion In 1998, Canada’s Supreme Court made it crystal clear: If Alberta holds a vote and the majority chooses independence, the rest of Canada is legally bound to negotiate the terms.‼️ Sarah Connor

Tina Zimmermann

198,849 views • 1 year ago

Keith Wilson in Mirror, Alberta on July 1st: Alberta should not have to beg Ottawa for permission to create jobs, build pipelines, generate wealth, and secure a future for our children. The path forward is clear. Referendum. Independence. Prosperity.
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Keith Wilson in Mirror, Alberta on July 1st: Alberta should not have to beg Ottawa for permission to create jobs, build pipelines, generate wealth, and secure a future for our children. The path forward is clear. Referendum. Independence. Prosperity.

Rise Of Alberta

12,351 views • 3 months ago

🚨 BREAKING: Alberta’s independence referendum question has been released. “Should Alberta remain a province of Canada or should the Government of Alberta commence the legal process required under the Canadian Constitution to hold a binding provincial referendum on whether or not Alberta should separate from Canada?” Many wanted a direct vote on independence. Instead, the question asks whether Alberta should begin the legal process required to hold a binding referendum on separation.
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🚨 BREAKING: Alberta’s independence referendum question has been released. “Should Alberta remain a province of Canada or should the Government of Alberta commence the legal process required under the Canadian Constitution to hold a binding provincial referendum on whether or not Alberta should separate from Canada?” Many wanted a direct vote on independence. Instead, the question asks whether Alberta should begin the legal process required to hold a binding referendum on separation.

Rise Of Alberta

159,039 views • 4 months ago

October 19 isn’t a vote to make Alberta independent. It’s a vote on whether Alberta should begin the legal process toward a future binding referendum and negotiate from a position of greater strength. If you’re happy with the status quo, vote Option 1. If you want Alberta to have more leverage before any final decision is made, vote Option 2. #LetAlbertaDecide #AbPoli
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October 19 isn’t a vote to make Alberta independent. It’s a vote on whether Alberta should begin the legal process toward a future binding referendum and negotiate from a position of greater strength. If you’re happy with the status quo, vote Option 1. If you want Alberta to have more leverage before any final decision is made, vote Option 2. #LetAlbertaDecide #AbPoli

FarmGeek

26,150 views • 2 months ago

The Alberta independence question is here, but the path forward is more complicated than many expected. The instinct is to move directly to a clear independence vote. But the Sylvestre decision has changed the legal landscape and created a serious risk that an immediate up-or-down vote could be challenged before Albertans ever get a final say. The goal has not changed. Alberta still needs a clear vote on a clear question. What has changed is the route to get there. A two-step process may now be the most realistic way to protect the vote, build support, and give the independence movement time to organize properly. The fight is not over. It is becoming more serious.
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The Alberta independence question is here, but the path forward is more complicated than many expected. The instinct is to move directly to a clear independence vote. But the Sylvestre decision has changed the legal landscape and created a serious risk that an immediate up-or-down vote could be challenged before Albertans ever get a final say. The goal has not changed. Alberta still needs a clear vote on a clear question. What has changed is the route to get there. A two-step process may now be the most realistic way to protect the vote, build support, and give the independence movement time to organize properly. The fight is not over. It is becoming more serious.

Rise Of Alberta

21,087 views • 4 months ago

A guy straps an Alberta flag to the back of his truck before joining the convoy. He supports Alberta independence because he wants a fresh start. A future where Alberta keeps more of what it earns, invests that money here at home, and stops sending billions to Ottawa to be wasted on priorities that don’t reflect our values.
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A guy straps an Alberta flag to the back of his truck before joining the convoy. He supports Alberta independence because he wants a fresh start. A future where Alberta keeps more of what it earns, invests that money here at home, and stops sending billions to Ottawa to be wasted on priorities that don’t reflect our values.

Jon Alberta Patriot

11,902 views • 7 months ago

IS ALBERTA GOING TO LEAVE CANADA? OTTAWA - wants to add $10.00 a barrel to the cost of oil in Alberta, so no one will want to invest in Alberta. He says Alberta needs to leave Canada. When President Trump says reciprocal tariffs - he means reciprocal tariffs and if Alberta leaves Canada the tariffs will be zero for Alberta and zero for the USA. They will be wide open for American banks and financial institutions. AND - Alberta won't have Ottawa doing everything they can to shut down oil production for the benefit of Communist China.
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IS ALBERTA GOING TO LEAVE CANADA? OTTAWA - wants to add $10.00 a barrel to the cost of oil in Alberta, so no one will want to invest in Alberta. He says Alberta needs to leave Canada. When President Trump says reciprocal tariffs - he means reciprocal tariffs and if Alberta leaves Canada the tariffs will be zero for Alberta and zero for the USA. They will be wide open for American banks and financial institutions. AND - Alberta won't have Ottawa doing everything they can to shut down oil production for the benefit of Communist China.

BelannF

107,188 views • 7 months ago

Why Keith Wilson believes Alberta will never get a fair voice in Canada. Equalization is unfair, but the deeper problem is structural. Alberta pays, builds and votes, but Quebec and Ontario still decide Canada’s future. Independence is the serious solution.
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Why Keith Wilson believes Alberta will never get a fair voice in Canada. Equalization is unfair, but the deeper problem is structural. Alberta pays, builds and votes, but Quebec and Ontario still decide Canada’s future. Independence is the serious solution.

Rise Of Alberta

16,285 views • 3 months ago

🇨🇦🍁 LOL! Alberta will hold a referendum to exit from Canada: "Should Alberta remain a province of Canada, or should the government of Alberta commence the legal process required under the Canadian Constitution to hold a binding provincial referendum on whether or not Alberta should separate from Canada?" — Premier of Alberta, Danielle Smith on the referendum in October, 19 "It's time to have a vote, understand the will of Albertans on this subject, and move on." — adds *Alberta is an oil-rich province, so they want to sell oil to the US directly, without Canada. What will be the Ottawa's response?
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🇨🇦🍁 LOL! Alberta will hold a referendum to exit from Canada: "Should Alberta remain a province of Canada, or should the government of Alberta commence the legal process required under the Canadian Constitution to hold a binding provincial referendum on whether or not Alberta should separate from Canada?" — Premier of Alberta, Danielle Smith on the referendum in October, 19 "It's time to have a vote, understand the will of Albertans on this subject, and move on." — adds *Alberta is an oil-rich province, so they want to sell oil to the US directly, without Canada. What will be the Ottawa's response?

Lord Bebo

46,432 views • 4 months ago

I’m all for Alberta separating from Canada, but a new “Alberta Republican Party” on the right is a really bad idea. It’ll split the vote, hand the NDP power in 2027, and set back the Alberta independence movement.
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I’m all for Alberta separating from Canada, but a new “Alberta Republican Party” on the right is a really bad idea. It’ll split the vote, hand the NDP power in 2027, and set back the Alberta independence movement.

Keith Wilson

69,068 views • 1 year ago

Alberta votes first. That’s the part of the Canada-U.S. trade fight Albertans should be paying attention to. Ottawa may soon be under enormous pressure to protect Ontario’s manufacturing economy, and one of Canada’s strongest bargaining chips with Washington is Alberta energy. So why would Albertans voluntarily weaken our own position before those negotiations reach their most difficult point? You don’t have to support independence today to understand leverage. A strong Option 2 vote keeps pressure on Ottawa. It tells them Alberta cannot simply be taken for granted and makes using our economy as somebody else’s bargaining chip politically much more dangerous. The trade war is creating the pressure. October 19 determines whether Alberta faces it from a position of strength. Don’t surrender the leverage before we’ve even had the chance to use it. Vote Option 2. #LetAlbertaDecide #Option2
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Alberta votes first. That’s the part of the Canada-U.S. trade fight Albertans should be paying attention to. Ottawa may soon be under enormous pressure to protect Ontario’s manufacturing economy, and one of Canada’s strongest bargaining chips with Washington is Alberta energy. So why would Albertans voluntarily weaken our own position before those negotiations reach their most difficult point? You don’t have to support independence today to understand leverage. A strong Option 2 vote keeps pressure on Ottawa. It tells them Alberta cannot simply be taken for granted and makes using our economy as somebody else’s bargaining chip politically much more dangerous. The trade war is creating the pressure. October 19 determines whether Alberta faces it from a position of strength. Don’t surrender the leverage before we’ve even had the chance to use it. Vote Option 2. #LetAlbertaDecide #Option2

FarmGeek

24,631 views • 1 month ago

If Trump is threatening to tear up USMCA, Alberta needs to ask a serious question: Are we better off with Ottawa negotiating on our behalf? Or would an independent Alberta get a better deal by bringing energy, investment, and real leverage to the table?
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If Trump is threatening to tear up USMCA, Alberta needs to ask a serious question: Are we better off with Ottawa negotiating on our behalf? Or would an independent Alberta get a better deal by bringing energy, investment, and real leverage to the table?

Rise Of Alberta

22,209 views • 3 months ago

The “landlocked Alberta” argument falls apart fast. Alberta is not blocked by geography. Alberta is blocked by federal policy. Independence would give Alberta more leverage, more control, and a stronger hand in securing access to tidewater and global markets.
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The “landlocked Alberta” argument falls apart fast. Alberta is not blocked by geography. Alberta is blocked by federal policy. Independence would give Alberta more leverage, more control, and a stronger hand in securing access to tidewater and global markets.

Rise Of Alberta

26,309 views • 5 months ago

The Alberta referendum is on October 19. We cannot afford to sit this one out. Vote NO on the 9 questions. Vote YES to keeping Alberta in Canada. Option 1: Alberta should remain a province of Canada. But don’t just vote. Organize. Volunteer. Donate. 1/2
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The Alberta referendum is on October 19. We cannot afford to sit this one out. Vote NO on the 9 questions. Vote YES to keeping Alberta in Canada. Option 1: Alberta should remain a province of Canada. But don’t just vote. Organize. Volunteer. Donate. 1/2

Heather McPherson

31,912 views • 1 month ago

Alberta considering leaving the CPP? A new pension plan could mean big financial gains. It's time to take control of our future and explore the benefits of an Alberta Pension Plan. #Alberta #PensionPlan
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Alberta considering leaving the CPP? A new pension plan could mean big financial gains. It's time to take control of our future and explore the benefits of an Alberta Pension Plan. #Alberta #PensionPlan

Nadine Wellwood

12,205 views • 7 months ago

Ottawa is underestimating the support for Alberta Independence. David Knight Legg says he’s talking with people who wouldn’t be caught dead supporting it publicly, but privately say: “I want Ottawa to get a very clear signal — it’s over, I can’t take it anymore.”
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Ottawa is underestimating the support for Alberta Independence. David Knight Legg says he’s talking with people who wouldn’t be caught dead supporting it publicly, but privately say: “I want Ottawa to get a very clear signal — it’s over, I can’t take it anymore.”

Rachel Parker

21,933 views • 7 months ago

On CTV News’ Alberta Primetime, Keith Wilson was asked why he personally supports Alberta independence. His answer: a better future for his children, self-government for Albertans and a clear constitutional path to achieve it.
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On CTV News’ Alberta Primetime, Keith Wilson was asked why he personally supports Alberta independence. His answer: a better future for his children, self-government for Albertans and a clear constitutional path to achieve it.

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16,643 views • 1 month ago