Morning Update: Everyone’s mad at Danielle Smith
Danielle Smith's recent announcement regarding an Alberta separation referendum has sparked widespread discontent among various groups. Her proposal for a vote on whether to hold a referendum has been criticized by both separatists and federalists alike. This decision has led to increased tensions and dissatisfaction across the political spectrum in Alberta.
- ▪Danielle Smith's referendum proposal has not satisfied either separatists or federalists in Alberta.
- ▪The question on the upcoming ballot will ask if Alberta should remain a province or initiate a legal process for a separation referendum.
- ▪Critics argue that Smith's decision prolongs an emotional debate without providing a clear resolution.
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ShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountGood morning. Danielle Smith says Alberta’s separation referendum reflects the will of the people, but the people beg to differ – more on that below, along with Europe’s record heatwave and Ozempic’s plummeting price. But first:Today’s headlinesSteven Guilbeault is expected to quit the Liberal caucus as early as Wednesday, sources sayThe Bank of Canada warns of a “low-hire, low-fire” job market that complicates its rate decisionsIran condemns U.S.
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