Voters in oil-rich Alberta province in Canada held its vote Monday on whether or not to separate from the Canada and the far left leadership that is destroying our great northern neighbor.
The polls were held open late with the last scheduled late-closing location at 10 PM Alberta Time – or Mountain time in the US.
The results are being held until all voting locations are closed.
According to the Alberta Elections page:
This is a non-binding, consultative referendum. A “No” (Remain) result changes nothing legally. A “Yes” (Leave) majority would not start separation: under the federal Clarity Act and the Supreme Court’s 1998 Secession Reference, only a clear majority on a clear question obliges Ottawa and the provinces to negotiate — and any actual secession would require a constitutional amendment.
Either way, the political consequences arrive immediately; the legal ones, if any, would take years.
** Here is another page for viewing results.
About 23% of Canadians are immigrants since Canada opened its arms to the world. This the highest immigrant share in more than 150 years!
More than 1.35 million Albertans, or 43% of eligible voters, cast advance or special ballots ahead of Monday’s referendum, according to the AP.
Alberta residents are tired of being ignored.
🚨 ALBERTANS VOTED. LET THEM SPEAK.
Tonight’s referendum coverage feels like politician after politician explaining OUR votes.
People demanded a say because they’re tired of being talked over.
🎤 Give Albertans the microphone.
#abpoli #AlbertaReferendum #Alberta https://t.co/oNEegr11ox
— BertaProudDad (@BertaProudDad) October 20, 2026
The results will be released shortly…
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