Yes it looks like you were closer than me . I didn’t expect the remain side to get such strong turnout .Roughly 76 per cent of Albertans voted in favour of staying in Canada and 24 per cent for a binding referendum, according to preliminary results from Elections Alberta, which had counted ballots from 74 per cent of voting locations by 5 a.m. MT on Tuesday.
Albertans split in early returns on remaining 9 referendum questions — The Canadian Press
While Albertans roundly rejected separation in Monday’s referendum, results wereapple.news
Albertans roundly reject separation, vote 75 per cent in favour of remaining in Canada — Edmonton Journal
Premier Danielle Smith is expected to hold a televised address to the province Tuesday night at 6:45 following the remain in Canada side's decisive victory
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It was still between us though. You were a bit high and me a bit low.
Federal and provincial leaders thank Albertans for voting in referendum, Smith to address the province tonight — Calgary Herald
Provincial and federal leaders thanked Albertans for participating in the referendum and voting to remain in Canada. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said she was pleased to see Albertans vote to remain in Canada in the initial results from Elections Canada, via a Monday night social media post...
Six days before the 1980 Quebec referendum, Prime Minister Trudeau (Senior, not Potato), who had returned to the Prime Minister’s Office only a few months earlier, took to the stage at Montreal’s now long-demolished Paul Sauvé Arena.
Mr. Trudeau warned the other provinces, on behalf of the Quebec MPs, that even if Quebeckers voted to stay in Canada, that vote could not be taken as an endorsement of the status quo. “We are … telling you in the other provinces that we will not agree to your interpreting a ‘no’ vote as an indication that everything is fine and can remain as it was before,” Mr. Trudeau said.
The vote, favourable though it was to the continuation of Canada, is not an endorsement of the status quo – and roughly one-quarter of Albertans have said they want to hold another referendum on leaving Canada. Mr. Carney mustn’t discount that, as Pierre Trudeau did not, four decades ago.
Opinion: The pro-Canada side won in Alberta. That’s not an endorsement of the status quo — The Globe and Mail
Mark Carney would do well to remember the example set by Pierre Trudeau in the 1980 Quebec referendum
In her televised address on Tuesday evening, Smith called the voter turnout for Monday’s referendum historic, thanking Albertans who cast their ballot. She said she will be honouring Albertan’s mandate and that it is time to move forward from the issue.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith vows to not hold formal separation referendum — Edmonton Journal
"You need to know that your voices have been heard. Not just by our government, but also by your fellow Albertans and your fellow Canadians."
Alberta premier says UCP must be pro-Canada, separatists can 'join a different party' — CBC News
Premier Danielle Smith says separatist UCP members should support the will of Albertans who voted to remain in Canada or leave the party. That desire was clear in the results of Monday’s referendum, she told reporters at a news conference in Calgary Wednesday. She echoed the sentiment from her...
Carney isn't ruling out a Quebec-style immigration deal for Alberta — The Canadian Press
Prime Minister Mark Carney is not ruling out giving Alberta more authority over
Danielle Smith says Alberta will take inspiration from Quebec on immigration mandates — Calgary Herald
Danielle Smith has said the referendum results have shown public interest for more control over immigration