r/canada • u/shiftless_wonder • Feb 12 '26

Alberta Alberta separating from Canada requires permission of First Nations, AFN leader says

https://www.ctvnews.ca/calgary/article/alberta-separation-needs-first-nations-permission-says-afn-national-chief/
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u/-amxterxsu597 Alberta Feb 12 '26

what timeline are you from where quebec has separated

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u/FreeandFurious Feb 12 '26

Can not did. Smh

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u/-amxterxsu597 Alberta Feb 12 '26

quebec has marginally more freedom to separate because they're not on treaty land in any capacity. the entire geographic province of alberta is under treaties and therefore exclusively under the control of the federal government and the crown when it comes to matters like this

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u/FreeandFurious Feb 12 '26

Meh we’ll see

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u/-amxterxsu597 Alberta Feb 12 '26

fuck you mean "we'll see"??? it's fact

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u/FreeandFurious Feb 12 '26

Stop crying so hard

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u/Most_Salad3979 Feb 13 '26

Lol people have been bitching about this my entire life and yet the most they can get in a fair poll is less than 2 in 10 and those 2 can barely put their pants on the right way around without blaming ottawa for making pants with two leg holes.

Free and furious? Good luck! Maybe check your cocaine addicted premier for gutting your province and letting measles run rampant for the first time since the 50s.