3 in 10 Albertans would vote for independence — but only half committed to separating: poll | Unpublished
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Publication Date: January 25, 2026 - 07:09

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3 in 10 Albertans would vote for independence — but only half committed to separating: poll

January 25, 2026
Ipsos said for about half of separatist supporters, independence is more a political message to Ottawa than a plan they are prepared to suffer costs and sacrifices to achieve.


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