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UCP asks for a 'yes' on nine referendum questions, launching campaign for Oct. 19 vote
By Jackie Carmichael
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Campaign details, Nenshi reaction, full ballot question texts, Smith's late-May address
Carries the government's campaign framing quote, the estimated $4-million cost, the opposition reaction, and Smith's televised-address commitment.
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Where it connects
- May 28, 2026The separation question reaches the Oct. 19 ballot
- Sep 10, 2026The government launches a $4-million referendum ad campaign
Linked to 2 claims
- Evidence forPremier Danielle Smith has said her government will respect the outcome of all the referendum questions. She has said it would begin the process for a binding separation referendum if a majority votes for it. The Globe and Mail reported on September 11, 2026 that she has said she will vote against separation.Explore this claim →
- Evidence forAlberta's government has launched an advertising campaign urging Albertans to vote yes on questions one through nine. The campaign began in the week of September 10, 2026, and is costed at approximately $4 million. It also urges Albertans to support 'a strong and sovereign Alberta within United Canada.'Explore this claim →
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