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Alberta separatists say they’ll keep fighting after independence vote

  • On Monday, Albertans are casting ballots in a referendum deciding whether the province should remain in Canada or initiate the legal process toward a future binding vote on separation.
  • Keith Wilson, co-chair of Let Alberta Decide, vowed on Saturday the independence movement will continue regardless of Monday's results, claiming supporters already won by forcing a provincial debate on separation.
  • Elections Alberta reported over 1 million ballots cast through advance polls and mail, while roughly 1,100 supporters gathered Saturday at an Edmonton rally where Wilson noted $581,000 raised for the cause.
  • Prime Minister Mark Carney warned that separation brings years of economic uncertainty, while internal United Conservative Party critics including Jeffrey Rath plan to challenge Premier Danielle Smith after the vote.
  • The United Conservative Party annual meeting in late November will see activists debate leadership and policy direction immediately following the referendum process conclusion.
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