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Elections Alberta approves signature drive for pro-Canada referendum question

Elections Alberta confirmed the approval of a Citizen Initiative application filed by Thomas Lukaszuk, meeting the requirements of the Citizen Initiative Act.
The approved referendum question asks, 'Do you agree that Alberta should remain in Canada?' which is crucial to discuss Alberta's future.
Under existing legislation, Lukaszuk must gather 293,976 signatures from the last election's registered voters within 90 days to proceed.
The Alberta Prosperity Project plans to file its own initiative on July 4, stating that Lukaszuk's petition won't hinder their goals.

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