How Oil-Rich Alberta's Economy Might Fare if It Broke Away From Canada
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How oil-rich Alberta's economy might fare if it broke away from Canada
Alberta will hold a referendum this month on pursuing independence from Canada. Supporters argue the oil-rich province would gain billions in savings, while critics warn of massive transition costs and economic uncertainty.
Alberta, Canada's oil-rich province, is going to the polls on October 19 to vote on its separation from the country. If the decision to secede is made in this election, which divides Canada in two, the independence process for Alberta will begin.
Albertans votes this month on staying in Canada or moving ahead to a binding independence referendum.
In Alberta, a Canadian province known for its oil and natural gas reserves, all eyes are on the vote to be held on October 19th. The people of Alberta are awaiting a binding referendum on secession from Canada...
Canada's oil-rich province of Alberta is heading to a critical referendum on the country's future on October 19. Voters will choose between remaining part of Canada and initiating a binding referendum process for independence. However, striking calculations are being made regarding the economic cost of a potential separation.
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