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Alberta Votes on Independence from Canada

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Alberta, Canada's oil-rich province, held a referendum on October 19, 2026, to decide whether to initiate a process for a future independence referendum. The vote is not legally binding but will determine if Alberta proceeds with the legal process for an independence referendum. Prime Minister Mark Carney campaigned for Canadian unity, while Alberta Premier Danielle Smith supported the referendum. Polls indicated that most Albertans wanted to stay in Canada, with around 70% voting to keep the province within Canada.

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  1. Neue Zuercher Zeitung avatar

    Neue Zuercher Zeitung

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    Die Provinz Alberta liebäugelt mit einer Abspaltung von Kanada Am 19....

  2. Financial Post avatar

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    Alberta leaving Canada? Here’s a primer on the vote to redraw th...

  3. Iran International ايران اينترنشنال avatar

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    در استان آلبرتای کانادا، رای‌گیری زودهنگام درباره ماندن این استان در ک...

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    Iran International ايران اينترنشنال

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    رای‌گیری زودهنگام درباره ماندن آلبرتا در کانادا یا استقلال این استان آ...

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