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Alberta votes by large majority to remain part of Canada in boost for Carney

Alberta residents voted to remain part of Canada in the province's first-ever referendum ‌on separation.

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CNBC· Oct 20, 12:32 PMAlberta votes by large majority to remain part of Canada in boost for Carney

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Alberta Voters Reject Separation as Canada’s Carney TriumphsAlberta residents rejected the idea of separating from Canada, a victory for Prime Minister Mark Carney after a historic referendum campaign that created divisions in the country’s energy heartland.

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Alberta Separation Referendum Draws Over 1 Million Early Votes in CanadaMore than 1 million people have already cast their ballots in Alberta’s referendum on separation from Canada, signaling strong voter turnout that pollsters say may favor the “remain” side.

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Alberta Rejects Independence From CanadaAround 77% of voters backed remaining in Canada, and 23% voted for starting the process of separation, according to early results.

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Alberta rejects secession referendum, chooses to remain part of Canada, CBC projectsBy Max Saltman, CNN (CNN) — The oil-rich province of Alberta has rejected the pathway to secession and will remain part of Canada, public broadcaster and CNN newsgathering partner CBC News projected Monday. Alberta, a province roughly the size of Texas, has long harbored a fringe independence movement. Separatists there argue that Canada’s federal system

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Albertans Vote on Path to Independence as Carney Fights to Keep Canada UnitedEDMONTON, Alberta (AP) — Voters in Canada’s oil-rich Alberta province will decide Monday whether to begin a process that could lead to independence, testing national unity as U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war and threats to make Canada the 51st state have rallied Canadians around their country.

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