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Premier plans post-election panel to gauge Albertans’ appetite for referendum

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith expects that major industries in her province will not face new tariffs from U.S. President Donald Trump, stating, "I think food production and oil and gas won’t be targeted under Trump’s new tariff plan."
A recent Western Identity Report noted that 55 percent of Albertans feel unfairly treated by the federal government, and about 20 percent support separation from Canada.
Regarding a potential secession referendum, Smith stated, "No, I can't foresee that," when directly asked about it.
The Commonwealth of Alberta Delegation to Washington aims for an independence referendum before December 15, 2025, following Smith's demands to the federal government.

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