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Jul 20, 2026
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Despite what the separatists think, Albertans actually aren’t that mad
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OPINION
Despite what the separatists think, Albertans actually aren’t that mad
TYLER DAWSON
EDMONTON
PUBLISHED 31 MINUTES AGO
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Alberta separatists rally outside the Elections Alberta offices, in Edmonton, in May.
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Tyler Dawson is an Edmonton-based editor for The Globe and Mail’s Opinion section. He is the author of The Republic of Alberta: An Idea That Won’t Go Away.
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