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Aug 4, 2026
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Jason Kenney is trying to stop the separatists. But he deserves some blame for their rise in the first place
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Jason Kenney is trying to stop the separatists. But he deserves some blame for their rise in the first place
DANIELLE PARADIS
EDMONTON
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PUBLISHED 45 MINUTES AGO
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Despite his earlier work that focused on highlighting Albertans’ grievances, former Alberta Premier Jason Kenney now calls the idea of separatism “bananas.”
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