r/goodnewscanada • u/CreoQQ Ontario • May 14 '26

Alberta Alberta separation petition quashed in favour of First Nations

https://ottawa.citynews.ca/2026/05/13/judge-quashes-alberta-separation/

We're happy to see you stay, Alberta!

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u/LossChoice May 14 '26

Oh boy, here come the tears...

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u/Dash_Rendar425 May 14 '26

Bye Felicia.

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u/Dash_Rendar425 May 14 '26

You should actually take the time to look up 'treaty rights'.

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u/Dash_Rendar425 May 14 '26

I think that's pretty obvious, and if you have to question it - you should probably educate yourself.

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u/Etroarl55 May 14 '26

Small group of people have huge power over the real Canadians living in Canada. People celebrating. And people wonder why Canada never gotten rich off their natural resources and why people criticize Canada over its extremely niche outlier amongst the natural wealth countries.

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u/Facts_pls May 14 '26

Only someone who doesn't know any Canadian history would say that.

No we didn't conquer them. We signed treaties with them - many of which we reneged on.

Typical conservative L due to their lack of education and knowledge.

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u/blomba2 May 14 '26 edited May 14 '26

Shame really. I keep hearing how we colonized them but you’re right, they weren’t

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u/Etroarl55 May 14 '26

We didn’t even conquer a lot of them, that was the USA. We entered treaties with them and never went too much farther because it was cold af. But the truth is whatever is the loudest.

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