Alegătorii din Alberta resping inițiativa privind independența în cadrul referendumului, potrivit estimărilor CBC

Residents of Alberta rejected a proposal for independence, with 76% voting to remain part of Canada. This outcome is seen as a victory for Premier Mark Carney amid U.S. trade tensions. The vote was not a direct referendum but could have led to one. Over 1.35 million Albertans participated, with many expressing concerns about the timing of the vote given external pressures. Despite the rejection, separatist leaders claim they have gained momentum for their cause. Premier Danielle Smith, who called for the vote under pressure from separatists, opposes independence but acknowledged significant support for the idea. Carney urged unity in light of threats from Trump.