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  "textContent": "Alberta’s separation debate has reached voters before the province has answered the basic implementation questions that would determine whether independence is even bankable. The Oct. 19 vote being advanced by Premier Danielle Smith’s government does not ask Albertans to create a new country. It asks whether Alberta should remain a Canadian province or begin the […]\n\nThe post Breaking Down Alberta’s Potential Secession From Canada appeared first on the deep dive.",
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