Alberta in Canada, national unity is in voting

The US President preferred the threat to the Sovereignty of Canada from Donald Trump, but the country also faces a problem inside. Some western Canadians fed with a decade liberal management are open to separate separate separation.

Dennis Modry, who stands in front of a crowd compressed in about 100 small scene hall in Lethbridge, asks local residents in connection with the future of Alberta.

Who thinks Alberta thinks he plays a bigger role in Canada? Lift more than one or their hands.

Who thinks that the province thinks of a fragmentation from Canada and the formation of your own nation? About half the crowd raises their hands.

“How many people managed to join Alberta to the United States?” Another support show other than half of the crowd.

Mr. Modry, a retired heart surgery, is a leader of a grass root of an grass that pushes the independence referendum.

The possibility of a breakdown has been a point that has been talking in this conservative powder for a long time. However, the two factors gave a new momentum: the next boost that gives the Trump’s 51st US state and a liberal party in the box before Federal Election Monday.

Mr. Modry told the BBC that the separatist movement said in recent months – he said in one part and believed by the President’s rhetoric.

“We are not interested in it,” he said. “We are interested in the Sovereignty of Alberta.”

However, Jeffrey Rath – Another lawyer and Rancher, the other of the project co-founders, did not like to dismiss the 51st State proposal of Trump. Although independence has accepted its priority, Alberta was able to see a future in connection to the United States.

“We have more cultural with our neighbors with our neighbors in Montana … (and) We have more than our cousins ​​in Texas,” he said.

In the past, the likelihood of the unity crisis in political fringes is already being discussed.

The world’s national newspaper and national newspaper, Preston Manning – an Albertan, one of the founders of a modern conservative movement in Canada – “There will be no more Western people for the liberal government.”

Egyptians ignored the priorities of employees, national affairs and Western Canadians, “Voting for Western Western separation for CARNEY Liberals votes for the division of Canada as we know.”

This is not a new thing to describe the “Western desire” and the region in Canada, which is often used to describe the feeling that dismisses the eye. Many in the rich Prairie provinces of Alberta and Saskachtewan for decades, however, despite the economic significance of the region as a whole, how they represented their success.

Former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s liberal government, the Liberal government, which brought the environmental policy, looked as a direct attack on the economic growth of the region.

National Inquiries offer liberals, now under the leadership of Mark Carney, the fourth victory of election day can be directed to the fourth victory on Monday. Since Ontario and the support increase in Quebec be partially – the Eastern provinces, which are concentrated in the population – add only to the regional section.

Judy Schneider, where his husband works in the oil industry in the oil industry, said he would vote for the BBC in the referendum of independence.

Carney, Carney, who spent more than Canada from Canada, but Alberta’s capital, was removed as the Western capital.

“He came to” I have Alberta “, but he?” Ms. Schneider said.

An independent Alberta remains a non-impossible perspective – a The latest Angus Reid survey In only one of the four Alberta, a referendum suggested that he would vote to leave Canada. Most Canadians should take the issue seriously, A separate nanos survey.

Political analysts, if the region’s next Prime Minister wins, especially if Carney wins, says the distribution will create a problem. The victory for the conservative leader Pierre Poilievre of calgary originator is “not resolved the current imagination between the west”, activist, activist.

This wider thinking, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, who led the United Conservative Party, and other leaders and federal government and federal government and federal government have approved their efforts. Even in Florida, Mar-A-Lago was visited Trump.

In case of SMITH, Alberta, Alberta, “National Unity Crisis” clearly warned the crisis – Trudeau-ERA is not welcomed by the new Prime Minister to accelerate the environmental laws, to accelerate oil and gas production.

While Smith speaks like a “nonsense”, the critics accused him of stating the fire for the future of Canada.

Even those in the separatist movement have different ideas about achieving their goals.

Albertan and Volunteer, who were born and grown in the Alberta Welfare project, said that the BBC was in Lethbridge, his goal is to better treat its goal with the rest of Canada.

He described the current Union as a “broken” and believes that the referendum or threat will give “leverage” in future talks with Ottawa.

However, Ms. Guitton rejected any concept, which became the 51st US state.

“They have enough of their problems. Why would I want to be part of it?” said. “I would like to be a better girlfriend in my own independent, sovereign province or Canada.”

In Rancha, Mr. Rath, outside the beach in the skirts of the rocky mountains, has a different view.

As he tends to racing horses, Albertans and many Americans were shared by a free enterprise and the political and social relations of the small government.

“From this perspective, I would see that Alberta was a good fit within the United States,” he said.

Currently, Washington brings together the “Fact Find” to travel to the DC and bring the movement directly to the Trump management.

Many voters in Alberta stopped the concept of independence if the province was ignored.

From Lethbridge, Steve Lachlan does not agree to the West’s office in Ottawan, but said, “We already have a separation and we must come together.”

Liberals are not completely attached to the province. The surveys can send a liberal MP to change the demographic that Alberta could send a liberal MP since 2021, partly in the city Edmonton and Calgary.

James Forrester, who lives in the Chargy Center area living in the battlefield, gave a traditionally conservative vote for the BBC, but in recent years, he said. This time will vote for a liberal voice due to “Carney Factor”.

“I feel that I’m the best man to fight with his Trump,” he said. As for the feeling of separation: “I don’t worry about it.”

Additional reports and videos by Eloise Alanna