Carney makes final appeal against Alberta separation
Summary
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney made a final appeal to Alberta voters against separation, warning that a referendum could put the oil-rich province on a path toward independence and would be a dangerous gamble amid growing threats to Canada, ABC News reports. Advance voting is underway in a referendum that could set Alberta on a path to a future vote on separation; Deutsche Welle says voters will decide whether to remain a Canadian province or begin the legal process toward separation. ABC News and Deutsche Welle report Carney said the US was trying to break Canada; The Hindu and PBS NewsHour say he warned that outside forces were working to break the country so they could own it. TIME reports he urged Albertans to remain in Canada shortly after Trump threatened Canada would become the 51st state.
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ABC News
Source ↗ABC News reports that Carney campaigned for national unity as advance voting began in Alberta on a referendum that could put the province on a path to a future separation vote, and says he warned that the US was trying to break Canada.
Deutsche Welle
Source ↗Deutsche Welle says Alberta's vote will decide whether the province remains Canadian or starts the legal process toward separation, and reports that Carney said the US was trying to break Canada.
Deutsche Welle
Source ↗In a separately titled report, Deutsche Welle says Carney implied the US was trying to break Canada amid Alberta's vote on whether to remain a province or begin the legal process toward separation.
The Hindu
Source ↗The Hindu reports that Carney said some outside Canada's borders were working to break the country so they could own it.
PBS NewsHour
Source ↗PBS NewsHour reports that Carney told a large pro-Canada rally in Calgary that the referendum came at the worst possible time and said some outside Canada's borders were working to break the country so they could own it.
TIME
Source ↗TIME reports that Carney urged Albertans to vote to remain in Canada and that his remarks came shortly after Trump threatened Canada would become the 51st state.
ABC News
Source ↗ABC News reports that Carney made a final appeal to Alberta voters against separation, warning that the referendum was a dangerous gamble amid growing threats to Canada.

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