Alberta Separatism Referendum
Poilievre, who grew up in Calgary, said that after speaking with some Alberta separatists, he has come to believe their problem isn’t with Canada, but with Canada's federal Liberal government.Reported by 3 of 4 outlets; wording from CBC.
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- 29 Sep
Poilievre is to deliver a keynote speech for a stronger Alberta within a United Canada.
- 30 Sep
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre urged Albertans to vote to stay in Canada in the province’s upcoming referendum, arguing that Alberta’s resentments are best addressed by doubling down on the values that the Canadian Constitution was originally meant to uphold.
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30 Sep ‘Separation will not solve problems’: Poilievre speaks in Alberta ahead of referendum
Global News- 30 Sep With less than 3 weeks before Alberta's referendum, Poilievre makes case for Canadian unity in Edmonton
CBC 
30 Sep Government overreach the true motivation behind Alberta separatism, not Canada itself, Poilievre says
National Post
29 Sep Poilievre set to speak on national unity in Edmonton ahead of separation referendum
Toronto Star
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