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Taber billboard causes boycott concerns for southern Alberta town
The message is up on behalf of Cory Morgan and a third-party advertising organization, Pathway to Independence.
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The message is up on behalf of Cory Morgan and a third-party advertising organization, Pathway to Independence.
Global News explores the issues at the heart of the Alberta independence movement and conversely, the efforts to nip it in the bud and stay in Canada, in 'Road to the Referendum.'
The government of Alberta has finalized the question for October's referendum on independence. Voters will be given two options. A majority will be 50 per cent plus one.
There was lots of backlash Friday against Premier Danielle Smith's decision to hold a referendum that could lead to Alberta's independence, but Smith is standing firm.