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In Graeme MacKay's cartoon Alberta voters reject separating from Canada

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MacKay, G. (2026, October 25). In Graeme MacKay's cartoon Alberta voters reject separating from Canada. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/opinion/editorial-cartoons/graeme-mackay-s-cartoon-depicts-alberta-voters-rejection-of-separating-from-canada/article_cf4ed50d-0f2b-4079-aa34-12697cbd15fa.html

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