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Alberta independence vote 'dangerous bluff'

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Carney warns Alberta independence vote from Canada could echo Brexit as a 'dangerous bluff'
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney compared Alberta’s vote on whether to move toward independence to Brexit, calling it a potential “dangerous bluff.”

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Carney warns Alberta not to pull a 'Brexit'
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Carney Says Alberta Vote on Separation Could Become 'Dangerous Bluff'
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Campaigns for and against separation arise ahead of Alberta referendum
Following Premier Danielle Smith’s televised address last week announcing a referendum on separation, people have been mobilizing in groups for and against leaving confederation.

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Alberta’s referendum on a referendum
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Quebec’s PQ leader defends Alberta referendum plan, rebukes Carney criticism
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What will Mark Carney's role be in the Alberta referendum?
Announcing her referendum question last week, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith invoked the last prime minister's name four times.

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Manitoba’s Kinew fact-checks Alberta’s Smith on separation in testy exchange
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‘A Dangerous Bluff’: Carney Likens Alberta Referendum to Brexit
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Alberta's Smith pitches unity campaign as separatists target her leadership

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith defended her decision Friday to hold a vote on whether the province should begin the process of separating from Canada, while separatists warned the move could trigger a revolt within her governing United Conservative Party (UCP).
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Alberta's separatists hit by legal setback as Carney seeks unity

By Maria Cheng OTTAWA, May 15 (Reuters) - Alberta separatists have been dealt their first major setback in their campaign for a referendum on seceding from Canada, after a provincial court ruled this week in favor of a First Nations bid to halt the referendum petition.
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