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Alberta Separatist Referendum Campaigns Launch at Calgary Stampede
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Alberta Separatist Referendum Campaigns Launch at Calgary Stampede
Albertans will vote in October on whether the province should remain in Canada or hold a binding referendum on separation.
- Liberal MP Corey Hogan, speaking at the Calgary Stampede, called separatism "a poison" and invited colleagues to promote national unity.
- Former Progressive Conservative lawmaker Thomas Lukaszuk opened the campaign headquarters of his pro-unity group, Forever Canadian, in Calgary.
- First Nations chiefs Samuel Crowfoot and Troy Knowlton said a binding referendum would threaten treaty rights and have launched a court challenge.
- Independence organizer Chris Scott, a participant in the 2021 Freedom Convoy, said Alberta has "no choice left" but to be independent.
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