Alberta is voting on whether to pursue a binding referendum on separating from Canada, bringing renewed attention to the province’s separatist movement. However, the outcome could deepen political divisions during an ongoing trade dispute with the United States.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has warned that a separatist victory could create serious uncertainty. Meanwhile, opinion polls suggest fewer than a quarter of Alberta residents support independence.
Despite those figures, turnout remains a key concern as voters head to the polls. Separatist campaigners hope strong participation will challenge expectations, while opponents warn against assuming the result is already settled.
“Don’t let anyone tell you this is already decided. Turnout will determine the outcome,” Carney told a rally on Thursday.
The prime minister, who grew up in Alberta, has described the referendum as “a dangerous bluff.” His warning comes as US President Donald Trump imposes tariffs a
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