Tasha Kheiriddin: Alberta's political drama is far from over Separatists won't abandon their cause but they may take leave of Danielle Smith
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Tasha Kheiriddin: Alberta's political drama is far from over
Separatists won't abandon their cause but they may take leave of Danielle Smith
Alberta will remain part of Canada — for now. Ballots are still being counted on the province’s 10 referendum questions, but as it stands, voters rejected the separatist option by roughly three to one. On the other nine questions, they appear to have given Premier Danielle Smith a slim-to-moderate victory, setting the scene for future showdowns with Ottawa over immigration and health care, while she contends with internal divisions that are sure to fester in the United Conservative Party. In fact, for both Smith and Prime Minister Mark Carney, the fireworks are just beginning.
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