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Opinion: When weighing Alberta’s future, trust the experts (opens the original)
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Tyler Dawson is an Edmonton-based editor for The Globe and Mail’s Opinion section. He is the author of The Republic of Alberta: An Idea That Won’t Go Away. The era of the duelling discussion papers has arrived. And it’s more interesting than it sounds. The campaigns over the 10 referendum questions being put to Albertans in October are heating up. Forever Canadian, the most significant pro-Canada organization, has pivoted from generally pushing for Canadian unity to a get-out-the-vote campaign t
Opinion: With five weeks to go before Alberta’s referendum vote, where is the pro-Canada campaign? (opens the original)
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Tyler Dawson is an Edmonton-based editor for The Globe and Mail’s Opinion section. He is the author of The Republic of Alberta: An Idea That Won’t Go Away. Five weeks from now, Albertans will vote on a suite of referendum questions, including the question of whether or not the province should remain in Canada or hold a second referendum on whether to leave the country. It’s quite literally an existential question. Yet, where’s the urgency? On Oct. 19, every separatist in the province is going to
Opinion: The separatists are telling us who they are – they want to unmake Alberta (opens the original)
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Tyler Dawson is an Edmonton-based editor for The Globe and Mail’s Opinion section. He is the author of The Republic of Alberta: An Idea That Won’t Go Away. The Alberta separatist movement is behind the Quebec sovereigntists by decades when it comes to elucidating their ideas, their philosophy, their vision for an independent Alberta. There is so far no livre bleu, the 500-plus-page document laying out the foundations for a sovereign Quebec that the Parti Québécois released in June. However, the
Opinion: Danielle Smith wants passenger rail to return to Alberta. Is it just a train dream? (opens the original)
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Tyler Dawson is an Edmonton-based editor for The Globe and Mail’s Opinion section. He is the author of The Republic of Alberta: An Idea That Won’t Go Away. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is clearly a fan of trains. She did, after all, own a restaurant in High River that was inside an old Canadian National train car. Doubtless, the Premier is a fan of many things. But her fondness for trains, and in particular, that of her husband, David Moretta, is having a noted effect on long-term infrastructu
Opinion: The Alberta referendum process has a trust problem (opens the original)
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Tyler Dawson is an Edmonton-based editor for The Globe and Mail’s Opinion section. He is the author of The Republic of Alberta: An Idea That Won’t Go Away. It’s unlikely to be entirely, or at least exclusively, the fault of Elections Alberta, but Alberta’s referendum-a-palooza, set for Oct. 19, is primed for skepticism about the results, delays and, at least at this point in the process, foreign influence on the voting outcomes. Let’s start with the most obvious source of friction and distrust:
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