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“On Question 10, Albertans will choose either Option 1, to remain in Canada, or Option 2, to begin the process to hold a second, binding referendum on separation.”

“October 15 John MazerolleOct. 19 referendum includes 10 questions As Albertans prepare to vote in the upcoming referendum, experts are raising concerns over the complex and potentially confusing wording on the ballot.”

“Liberals and Conservatives urge 'decisive' Alberta referendum vote to remain in Canada Ottawa wants to put separatism to bed, but polls show most Albertans have doubts In the final days leading to the Alberta referendum, federal Liberals and Conservatives are…”

“(Jason Markusoff/CBC) Fast forward to this fall, with Albertans poised to go to the polls in a referendum that could ultimately lead to a separation vote, and Smith is expressing a very different view.”

“Also, check out our series on the Alberta referendum here and learn how we selected the writers.”

“On the left, a Ukrainian newcomer left her concerns: the referendum reminds her of separation votes in the Ukrainian regions of Crimea and Donbas.”

“A survey conducted in July 2014 found that 23 per cent of Albertans believed their province would be better off as its own country — equal to the share of Albertans who were recently found to be in favour of a referendum on separation.”

“While polling consistently shows independence is out of step with the vast majority of Albertans, the premier nonetheless called a separation referendum for Oct. 19.”

“Also, check out our series on the Alberta referendum here and learn how we selected the writers.”

“Although polling indicates more Albertans want to remain in Canada than leave, the documents show even the possibility of a separation referendum could cause economic harm to Canada and the province.”

“With less than 3 weeks before Alberta's referendum, Poilievre makes case for Canadian unity in Edmonton Alberta's fall referendum will have question about separation As Albertans prepare to vote in a referendum next month that will ask if the province should…”

“People involved with the grassroots pro-independence organization have been touring around Alberta ahead of the province’s Oct. 19 referendum, which will include a question on whether Alberta should remain a part of Canada or hold a binding vote on separation.”

“Guests scheduled to brief cabinet reflect the concerns about both the trade war and Alberta separatism.”

“He said the province's Oct. 19 referendum on whether the province should hold a second, binding vote on leaving Canada — which Indigenous leaders have opposed and tried to stop in court — and talk of building new pipelines are major concerns for him and that…”

“The event comes as Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is set to put 10 questions to voters on Oct. 19, including whether they want the province to remain in Canada or hold a second, binding referendum on separation.”