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[𝗪𝗶𝗻𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗻 𝗣𝗼𝗻 @WinstonPon]

🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨

[Vote to Stay @VotetoStayAB]

New polling shows most Albertans want to stay in Canada.

🔵 Stay in Canada: 73% (+2)
⚪️ Separate from Canada: 15% (-2)
❔ Unsure: 12%

While support for separation remains a minority position, Alberta's future will ultimately be decided by those who show up and vote.

If you believe Alberta is stronger in Canada, don't sit this one out.

✅ Pledge your vote at https://t.co/voY5u2sVpp
✅ Help spread the word
✅ When the time comes, vote 🗳️

#abpoli #cdnpoli #votetostay

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What a disaster...

The separatists haven't won a vote, changed a law, or moved Alberta one inch closer to independence – and they're already damaging our economy.

According to a new poll of @CalgaryChamber members:

📊 Nearly 1 in 2 Calgary businesses are likely to relocate if Alberta begins the separation process

📉 More than 80% believe the separatism debate is hurting Alberta's economy

⚠️ 63% say separatism talk is already hurting their business

Every day this debate drags on, Alberta's reputation as a stable, reliable place to do business takes another hit.

Let's work together to win this referendum and put separatism behind us.

Pledge your vote I https://t.co/voY5u2sVpp

#abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli #votetostay

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.@SunLorneGunter nails it👇

"I'd like to see the separatists' own projections, not simply hear their reassurances that separation will be quick, easy and cheap.

Such claims just don't make sense.

The Quebec separatist movement has always had its own academic economists to offer estimates of what independence would mean for Quebec government finances and for the province's economy.

Where are the Alberta separatists' economists?"

#abpoli #cdnpoli #votetostay
https://t.co/mFjB8Dh2Ri

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Tough but necessary read...

Earlier this week, Alberta's business community warned the separatist movement is already damaging confidence in our economy. Today, Alberta's non-profit sector is warning that the uncertainty created by the separatist movement is making it harder to raise money, recruit volunteers, and support the people who need them most.

These are real consequences.

On October 19, the separatists need to lose and lose decisively.

Read the full column here ➡️ https://t.co/ib1IHjQqqK

Pledge your vote I https://t.co/voY5u2sVpp

#abpoli #cdnpoli #votetostay

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$6 billion?

That's what separatists claim it would cost Alberta to leave Canada.

New expert analysis suggests the real cost could be far higher – potentially the largest fiscal shock in Alberta history.

@MichaelSolberg joined @Cspotweet to discuss why the numbers matter.

Listen to the full interview ➡️ https://t.co/CiUMGYOhxx

Pledge your vote I https://t.co/svTtPhJm0s

#ableg #cdnpoli #votetostay

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Separatist leaders claim Alberta can leave Canada for $6 billion. This is pure fantasy.

Former Alberta Finance official Lennie Kaplan projects an independent Alberta could face a $27.2 billion deficit in its first year alone – before accounting for many of the promises separatist leaders are making.

Watch @MichaelSolberg's interview with @BridgeCityNews👇

Read Kaplan's report ➡️ https://t.co/c21nESBuPA

Pledge your vote I https://t.co/svTtPhJm0s

#ableg #cdnpoli #votetostay

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What would separation cost?

A new analysis by former Alberta Treasury Board and Finance official Lennie Kaplan estimates an independent Alberta could face a $27.2 billion deficit in year one! 🤯

Read the report ➡️ https://t.co/GLrd94KXCc

#ableg #cdnpoli

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Albertans don’t want to separate. The loudest pro‑separation noise online is coming from bad‑actor networks in India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, & elsewhere. Meta is even moving to remove the accounts that have been profiting off exploiting Alberta.👇
https://t.co/RnACFiGJrf

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People are paying attention and they’re not buying what these guys are selling.👇

[𝗪𝗶𝗻𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗻 𝗣𝗼𝗻 @WinstonPon]

I’m heading to the 2026 Taste of Place Summit where food tells the story of place!

Join me June 15–16 for two days of connection, learning, and incredible culinary experiences.
👉 https://t.co/97ZTfMmPfP

#GrowFoodTourism #TOPS2026 #TasteofPlaceSummit

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Vote to Stay organizer @MichaelSolberg attended @PierrePoilievre's speech for a stronger Alberta within a united Canada.

Pledge your vote I https://t.co/orbO13zfAY

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Former Reeve and Cabinet Minister Iris Evans helped attract billions in investment to Strathcona County and Alberta. Today, she says Alberta's biggest opportunities are still ahead in a strong and united Canada. The choice is ours.👇

Pledge your vote I https://t.co/orbO13zfAY

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"Solberg says it's vital people understand the importance of their vote in this incredibly high stakes matter."
https://t.co/qCr7tGHkgr

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That's not how major investors make decisions. Our resources are a huge advantage, but resources alone don't attract tens of billions of dollars in investment. Companies also look for political stability, trade agreements, infrastructure, skilled labour, legal certainty, & more.

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The more separatists are asked about the practical realities of independence, the more the answers fall apart. Mandatory military service, magical economic assumptions, no answers at all. @DonBraid explores their real motivations here.👇

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Canadian flags are flying on homes across Alberta, including in rural communities!

Pledge your vote I https://t.co/orbO13zfAY

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.@MonteSolberg spoke to @PJMazereeuw and @TheHillTimes about the changing relationship between Alberta and Ottawa, growing alignment on energy development, and what it could mean for Canada's future in the post-Trudeau era.

Full interview ➡️ https://t.co/SY3mbY2KT2

[Real Talk Ryan Jespersen @RealTalkRJ]

Alberta separatists say they'd clamp down on immigration and limit social services for new residents.

Calgary Mayor @JeromyYYC corrects the record on what new Canadians contribute to the province. Thoughts?

👀 FULL: https://t.co/FBPY0JKaZc

🎧 FULL: https://t.co/nI15MkYNPK #yyc

[Jason Kenney 🇨🇦🇺🇦🇮🇱 @jkenney]

Question for the 6% of Albertans who want us to become a US resource colony: why not just go there and make a refugee claim?

You’ll be hosted in a lovely ICE detention facility while the Trump Administration determines whether you really are being oppressed in Canada by the “globalist deep state,” or whatever.

[Jason Kenney 🇨🇦🇺🇦🇮🇱 @jkenney]

The continued decline in support for separatism is good news.

But a reminder to Alberta patriots: don’t be complacent. Don’t assume this is done!

There are 137 days to go, which is an eternity in politics.

While the separatists have almost never won more than 2% of the vote in 50 years of campaigning, there are a lot of frustrated federalists who think they can cast a risk free vote to “send a message” and gain leverage.

We need to remind those good people that Quebec’s “knife to the throat” strategy has been a huge failure, not a success, with Quebec becoming the poorest large population jurisdiction in North America (measured by per capita GDP,) with the highest taxes and debt. Becoming a big recipient of equalization is not something we Albertans aspire to!

In the 2021 equalization referendum, only 39% of eligible voters cast a ballot, and that was on the same day as a municipal election.

Imagine a similar or lower turnout in October. Hard core separatists, joined by a larger number of “send a message” federalists, could manage to get 20% of eligible voters to show up. On ~40% turnout, that might be all they need to push us into a political and economic crisis.

So please take this seriously. Get involved in one of the pro unity groups, speak to your friends and neighbours.

Make the case for Alberta to lead, not leave.