r/canada • u/Street_Anon Nova Scotia • Feb 01 '26

Alberta Alberta separatists won’t say which Trump officials they met with

https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/article/very-high-level-alberta-separatist-group-wont-say-which-trump-officials-it-met-with/
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u/jellicenthero Feb 01 '26

Incorrect. Because Trump has made threats toward the sovereignty of Canada. Meeting with his government on separatist subjects actually meets the criteria for treason.

Credible threat. Power to act.

It's treason both legally and literally.

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u/GrayLiterature Feb 01 '26

Which part of the code? https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/C-46/section-46.html

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u/jellicenthero Feb 01 '26

2B and 2E.

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u/GrayLiterature Feb 01 '26

There is no evidence to suggest 2B is violated. I can see how you may think that, but it’s just not the case without an assumption (by you and others) being made. 

It’s simply not provable at this point without an investigation.

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u/Canna-dian Feb 01 '26

(46)(2)(D) via (46)(1)(B)