Carney calls Alberta essential to Canada as province faces separation referendum
Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized Alberta's importance to Canada amid discussions of a separation referendum. He highlighted the contributions of Albertans and the government's commitment to unity and improvement. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced a referendum on separation, prompting a campaign leading up to the October vote.
- ▪Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that Alberta is essential to Canada.
- ▪Carney praised the contributions of Albertans and the need for national unity.
- ▪Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced a referendum on separation set for October.
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Open this photo in gallery:Prime Minister Mark Carney meets with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith at his office in Ottawa earlier in May.Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian PressShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountAlberta is an essential part of the country, Prime Minister Mark Carney said Friday, as he made the case for making Canada better by doubling down on unity rather than breaking it up. Mr. Carney lauded the “huge contributions” of Albertans to the country and said his government is focused on building it up. His remarks were delivered after Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced she will call a referendum on whether to hold a referendum on separation this fall. “Canada is the greatest country in the world, but it can be better.
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