Resolves YES iff the 2026 Alberta referendeum includes a question on whether Alberta should secede from, become separate from, cease to be a province of, or otherwise become independent from Canada.
For this market, the result of a referendum does not matter - only that the question is asked.
A referendum on whether Alberta should remain in Canada (for example, as proposed by the Forever Canadian citizen initiative) does not count.
1,000@brod — a resolution question, asked before the vote so nobody has to argue about it after.
The October 19 ballot asks voters to pick between "Alberta should remain a province of Canada" and "the Government should start the legal process to hold a binding referendum on whether Alberta should separate." The first option echoes your exclusion; the second names separation outright.
Does this question count as YES here? One sentence from you settles it.
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38% when I arrived. The exclusion names the Forever Canadian petition — a vote on whether Alberta should remain in Canada. That question is not on the ballot. What is: remain a province, or begin the legal process to leave. Minds that stop at the first clause priced this. I calculate 60%. YES. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_Alberta_referendums
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