What separation really means for Alberta.
No spin. No fear-mongering. Just clear, sourced breakdowns of how leaving Canada would affect your wallet, your retirement, and your community.
Estimated annual hit to Alberta's GDP from lost trade access and investor flight.
Read the breakdownThe CPP fund that protects you today. Separation throws your share into legal limbo.
Read the breakdownIn federal health and social transfers Alberta receives that separation puts in jeopardy.
Read the breakdownAlberta's yearly trade with the rest of Canada. New borders mean delays, tariffs, and lost deals.
Read the breakdownAlberta jobs a separation could cost, by one economist's estimate.
Read the breakdownNo separation plan answers the simplest question: what money would Albertans actually use?
Read the breakdownIn federal transfers and shared services, from defence to passports, separation puts at risk.
Read the breakdownThe long read
In-depth, sourced essays making the full case for staying in Canada, covering history, economics, and the practical costs of separation.
We Should Be Voting for Partnership and Success
Canada was built on partnership, long before Alberta became a province in 1905. That partnership is Alberta’s secret weapon, and the reason to vote to stay.
The Long ReadThe Aftermath of “Maybe”: Montreal’s Referendum Experience
Albertans can learn a lot from Quebec’s flirtations with sovereignty, and how Montreal never economically recovered.
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