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‘This is not poker’: Alberta goes to polls in referendum that has exposed divisions, not least among separatists

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Alberta voters will face a referendum on whether to remain in Canada or hold a second, binding independence vote. This election has exposed deep divisions within the province, particularly among separatists. The referendum is scheduled for Monday, with voters responding to a single question about their place in Canada. The outcome will determine Alberta's future political status.

Key points

• Alberta voters will decide on a single referendum question: whether to remain in Canada or hold a second, binding independence vote.
• The referendum is scheduled for Monday, with voters responding to a single question about their place in Canada.

Context

Alberta is facing a critical decision on its political future. The referendum will determine whether the province stays within Canada or initiates a second, binding independence vote. This event highlights significant internal divisions within the province, especially among separatist groups.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the referendum question and its scheduled date. No specific voter turnout, polling data, or historical context is provided. The outcome remains uncertain and no further details are available.

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