Albertans have spoken clearly: roughly 75% voted to remain in Canada. That result should carry real consequences — not only for the separatist faction, but for the Premier who engineered the referendum in the first place. The Alberta Government in its current form rests on a separatist foundation. Removing that faction doesn’t leave a stable governing party; it leaves a hollowed-out one. This isn’t a side issue — it’s structural. Albertans cannot afford another term of a government that prioritizes lobbyists, American oil and gas interests, and imported culture-war fights over the province’s actual needs. As the graphic makes clear, the “Free Alberta” rhetoric promised economic nirvana while delivering a blueprint that benefits U.S. firms and Wall Street with cheaper access and fewer federal hurdles. Meanwhile, Albertans are left facing the budget cuts, reduced services, and privatization costs that follow. The strategy was never organic; it was amplified by Big Oil for pipelines and deregulation. The right next step isn’t a prolonged internal purge. It’s an election. Let voters decide whether this government still holds a mandate after spending months and $130 million dividing the province on an issue the majority never asked for. 🇨🇦 #FightForAllAlbertans #ProudAlbertanProuderCanadian