The upsurging separatists in the Canadian province of Alberta are gearing up for a referendum that could see the province secede from the rest of the country.
It turns out that not all Canadians took offense to US President Donald J. Trump’s criticizing Canada for relying on American subsidies, and his further suggestion that the Great White North should become ‘another United State’.
CNN reported:
“In oil-rich Alberta, where a movement for independence from Canada appears to be gathering steam, many see in Trump a powerful and important ally whose haranguing of their former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was as welcome as his calls to ‘drill baby, drill’.
Though some see US statehood as a step too far, many in the Red Deer crowd believe the US president – as a fellow pro-oil conservative – would recognize a breakaway Alberta should a vote on independence go their way.”
The upsurging separatists in the Canadian province of Alberta are gearing up for a referendum that could see the province secede from the rest of the country.
It turns out that not all Canadians took offense to US President Donald J. Trump’s criticizing Canada for relying on American subsidies, and his further suggestion that the Great White North should become ‘another United State’.
full story at https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/06/oil-rich-alberta-wants-separate-woke-canada-see/
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