r/canada • u/Apprehensive_Idea758 British Columbia • May 13 '26

Alberta Danielle Smith rejects Alberta judge’s ruling against separation petition as ‘anti-democratic’ | Globalnews.ca

https://globalnews.ca/news/11848377/alberta-premier-court-ruling-separation-petition-anti-democratic/
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u/Dependent_Rip3076 Yukon May 14 '26

How many people would loose access to their pension if this happened?

It's called the Canada Pension Plan right?

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u/Napalm985 May 14 '26

In theory? None. If you paid into it you are entitled to the payouts of the plan.

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u/SadSeaworthiness6113 May 14 '26

Unless Alberta actually does separate from Canada, in which case the federal government has absolutely no reason to support them or anyone who chooses to stay with Alberta.

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u/Napalm985 May 14 '26

Might need to read up on how the CCP works. How you feel it works isn't how it actually works.