A Voter’s Guide

Why the UCP’s four constitutional questions are threats to provincial autonomy

Alberta’s misadventures show that governments are there for a reason.

The figure comes as Albertans will vote in the Oct. 19 referendum on charging certain non-permanent residents a "reasonable fee or premium" for access to Alberta's health care and education systems.

What could Alberta get for $134.3 million instead of a referendum?

Why the separatists’ push for bargaining power is an empty bluff.

Why the separatists’ push for bargaining power is just an empty bluff

What the Quebec referendum tells us about Alberta secession

Podcast Episode · Alberta Unbound · September 18 · 39m

As Alberta careens toward a chaotic and divisive vote on separation seemingly drafted to discourage the United Conservative Party’s dominant separatist faction from trying to force Premier Danielle Sm...

Per the Supreme Court of Canada, a Canadian province cannot unilaterally secede without negotiation

It’s absolutely essential that citizens have confidence in the administration of elections.

Opponents of secession have been vocal, but where are the people standing up for newcomers to the province?

Alberta Unbound · Episode

As work is underway to redraw Alberta's electoral map, Calgary-Shaw provides an up-to-date case study illustrating how proposed changes to provincial ridings could affect election results.

Reflections on Alberta’s October 19th referendum and why an old cartoon turned into an AI meme is at the heart of Alberta’s views on confederation

And 5 ways to win

Why the separatists’ push for bargaining power is an empty bluff.

A woman carries a large Alberta flag on Alberta Day in Calgary, Alta., Aug. 30, 2026. Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press.

Alberta’s 2026 referendum asks voters whether temporary residents should face higher costs — or reduced access — for healthcare and education systems. Explore the facts before you vote on October 19.

Explore unbiased, fact-based insights on Alberta's referendum questions to make informed voting decisions. Before you vote, learn about separation, immigration, and constitutional issues.