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After Wainwright tragedy, Alberta’s referendum feels different

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Manitoba premier offers condolences after CFB Wainwright tragedy
After Wainwright tragedy, Alberta’s referendum feels different COMMENTARY 18 OCTOBER 2026 i The ties that bind Canada together run deeper than economics and politics FALICE CHIN VIEW BIO ARTICLE SUMMARY KEY STATS Until yesterday, I had been feeling a strange sense of relief. After months of litigating the merits and flaws of Alberta separation, and wading through countless economic projections and think pieces about Canada’s constitutional history, we were finally about to get some answers.
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