News

Opinion
I'm Not Sure the Separatist Movement in Alberta, Canada, Has Thought Its Position Through
They might want to chat with the folks behind our old friend, the Keystone XL pipeline, which is now a pile of rusting tubes somewhere in the Dakotas.
Ricochet1h
Treaty rights at risk: How Alberta premier Danielle Smith is threatening Canada’s Indigenous foundation
In a direct challenge to Canada’s constitutional framework, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s controversial Bill 54 has ...
the deep dive4h
Have Cake and Eat It Too? Alberta Separatists Claim They Would Keep Passports and Pension Benefits
The Alberta Prosperity Project unveiled its potential referendum question Monday: “Do you agree that the province of Alberta ...
Alberta independence referendum petition must register with election agency
A bill in the Canadian province of Alberta would reduce the number of signatures needed to get referendums on the ballot. But ...
Alberta is changing the rules to make referendums easier. Here's how
The Alberta government is proposing significant changes to the process for citizen initiatives and recalls — prompting concern that a referendum on leaving Canada could be in the cards ...
What, exactly, are Alberta separatists mad about?
Threats of Alberta separation go back decades, and have reached new heights since the April election of Liberal Prime Minister Mark Carney. Why do some Albertans feel they're being treated so unfairly ...