Why separatists still think they can win Alberta's referendum
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Why separatists still think they can win Alberta's referendum
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The prime minister's inner circle is gathering in Banff, Alta. to discuss their plans for the upcoming sitting of Parliament — where U.S. President Donald Trump's trade actions will loom large. Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne joins The House to discuss whether Canada should retaliate again, and what to expect from Carney's investment summit next week.
Plus, Albertans are one month away from deciding whether they actually want to pursue a referendum on separating from Canada, and campaigns on both sides of the debate are in full force. Host Catherine Cullen follows federalist campaigner Stephen Carter as he gives out lawn signs and tries to persuade people in Calgary’s Confederation Park to choose Canada. Then The House travels to Red Deer to meet separatist leader Keith Wilson and his supporters to hear why they're voting to trigger a formal referendum on leaving Canada. Plus, top Alberta pollster Janet Brown explains why voter turnout could be the key factor in this pivotal referendum.
This episode features the voices of:
- François-Philippe Champagne, Minister of Finance
- Stephen Carter, Alberta federalist and member of Alberta's Voice
- Keith Wilson, Alberta separatist and leader of Let Alberta Decide
- Janet Brown, founder of Janet Brown Opinion Research