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Support for Alberta independence is growing—almost to Quebec referendum levels—and that’s before Albertans fully see the economic upside. Imagine shaking off Ottawa’s incompetence and ideological extremist rules: Trudeau banning .22 gopher rifles to send to Ukraine; Ford clueless that Ontario’s oil flows from Alberta’s pipelines running through the US.... show more

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KevinPike1 year ago

Ottawa chuckled at Québec. They shouldn’t chuckle at Alberta. Lose Québec, and you lose poutine and indie French pop. Lose Alberta, and you lose your economic engine. Ignore the cultural shift at your own risk. Confederations aren't forever.

New Texas Band1 year ago

We will need a strong Constitution and Bill of Rights. Our Rights come from God and are inalienable.

Ross Harriman1 year ago

The movement needs a solid, competent leader. A well thought out platform, communicated properly, will be needed to combat the tidal wave of emotion and disinformation.

Jack Steer1 year ago

I hope Albertans have the balls to go through with it. Best thing that could happen is for Canada to be dismantled.

Biff Buffett1 year ago

Ill be applying for an Alberta Passport.

D.McDonald1 year ago

Not a lot of hope with this Federal election. The MSM and news medias are really pushing the leftist Liberal agenda. Alberta and Albertans need independence. The economic windfall alone would make us a powerful and wealthy. Lots of pros.

Bernie Pagenkopf1 year ago

You guys put the wheels in motion the support will come quickly. There are far more Albertan's fed up with this crap than you think. Lets get it started!

Sean1 year ago

I would move to alberta to support the move. Our choices are communism and communism light with Pierre

Ronald1 year ago

We have the economic muscle and are looking for a supportive gov't. That may come if Carney becomes PM

Keith Chambers1 year ago

If Alberta goes independent, maybe with Sk, it will be one of the wealthiest and healthiest nations on earth. Just the elimination of the federal income tax would be a huge boost to individuals.

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