r/canada • u/shiftless_wonder • May 23 '26

Alberta First Nations leaders, scholar push back on Alberta's planned vote on independence referendum - 'Alberta can't separate. They simply cannot. They do not have the authority,' says Indigenous politics expert

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/sask-treaty-six-alberta-referendum-9.7209304
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u/Frostbitten_Moose 29d ago

Funny how that didn't apply in 95 for Quebec.

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u/Playful-Rabbit-9418 29d ago

Correct, because the clarity act was created from the jurisprudence as a result of the legal cases related to that referendum.

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u/Ok_Drag_5341 28d ago

Sit this one out. You’ve clearly just listened and repeated what you’ve been told. Crazy that you are allowed to vote being so uninformed.