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Alberta voters reject move toward separation referendum but back tougher immigration limits

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As Alberta Holds a Referendum on Separatism, Premier Danielle Smith Has Alienated Both Sides
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Alberta voters rejected a move toward a separation referendum but backed tougher immigration and citizenship rules, a result that poses a challenge for Ottawa, according to Hindustan Times. The New York Times reported that Premier Danielle Smith's hedging on secession risked backlash from both her conservative base and pro-Canada voters as the province held its referendum on separatism.

This continues an earlier story: Alberta vote will decide whether province pursues a separation referendum

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  1. The New York Times

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    The New York Times reports that Premier Danielle Smith's hedging on secession risks backlash from both her conservative base and pro-Canada voters as Alberta holds a referendum on separatism.

  2. Hindustan Times

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    Hindustan Times reports that Alberta voters rejected a move toward a separation referendum but backed tougher immigration and citizenship rules, posing a challenge for Ottawa.

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