PM Carney Wraps up Pro-Canada Barnstorming Tour in Hometown of Edmonton
Thousands cheered as Carney pressed Albertans to reject a separation referendum and warned a vote against Canada would bring years of uncertainty.
- On Friday, Prime Minister Mark Carney concluded his two-day pro-Canada tour in his hometown of Edmonton, rallying supporters at the Expo Centre to keep the province within Canada.
- Albertans will vote on Monday regarding whether to remain in Canada or hold a binding referendum on quitting Confederation, prompting the prime minister's barnstorming tour.
- Supporters dressed in Maple Leaf gear cheered as Carney stated, "Alberta's my home," while criticizing those "outside our borders" who want to "break us so they can own us."
- Carney warned that a vote against Canada is a "dangerous bluff" that could result in "years of deep uncertainty and lost opportunities" for Albertans, urging voters to protect their future.
- Crowds waving Canadian flags cheered songs declaring Canada will never become the 51st state, reinforcing the emotional stakes ahead of Monday's vote.
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Carney wraps up pro-Canada barnstorming tour in hometown of Edmonton
EDMONTON — Prime Minister Mark Carney wrapped up his two-day, pro-Canada barnstorming tour of Alberta by rallying with thousands of supporters in his hometown on Friday night.
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CP Carney wraps up pro-Canada barnstorming tour in hometown of Edmonton
EDMONTON — Prime Minister Mark Carney wrapped up his two-day, pro-Canada barnstorming tour of Alberta by rallying with thousands of supporters in his hometown. It was a party-like atmosphere at the Forever Canadian rally in Edmonton. Supporters dressed in all manner of Maple Leaf gear jammed bleachers, danced, waved Canadian flags and erupted in cheers
‘Conflict of interest’: Edmonton Forever Canadian rally being held at same place as advance voting
There’s rallies both large and small leading up to referendum day Monday. Albertans waving flags looking to drive up support for those looking to start the separation process to Whitemud drivers during Thursday rush hour. “Because that sends a message to Ottawa that Albertans matter. We deserve the same democratic right that Quebec gets where […]
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