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Alberta voters overwhelmingly reject plan to leave Canada in referendum

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Briefings

Alberta voters overwhelmingly rejected a referendum to leave Canada, with nearly 1.9 million votes counted. Approximately 76% of voters supported remaining in Canada, while 24% backed the process of separation. This outcome marks a decisive victory for Prime Minister Mark Carney and Canadian unity, significantly deepening divisions within the separatist movement.

Key points

• Nearly 1.9 million votes were counted in the referendum, resulting in an overwhelming rejection of independence.
• Approximately 76% of voters supported remaining in Canada, while 24% backed the process of separation.

Context

The referendum was a pivotal moment for Canadian unity, with Prime Minister Mark Carney and his supporters securing a decisive victory. The result deepens existing divisions within the separatist movement, as Alberta voters chose to stay within Canada.

Limitations

Results are unofficial and based on data from Elections Alberta. The snapshot captures the outcome of the 2026 referendum, with specific dates and voter turnout details not fully provided in the source.

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