U of R students weigh the economic and political implications of separation Alberta has voted to remain a part of Canada with 75.5 per cent of voters rejecting the province’s separation in the Oct. 19 referendum, while roughly 24.5 per cent supported moving toward a second, binding vote on independence. “It’s a great result for Canada. I’m thrilled that Albertans have chosen unity,” Prime Minister Mark Carney told reporters on his way to a cab…
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