Alberta Non-Binding Referendum: Majority of Residents Choose to Remain in Canada Amid Long-Standing Grievances Toward Ottawa

The oil-producing province of Alberta held a non-binding referendum asking its residents whether they want to remain within Canada, the first of its kind for the province. A majority of residents chose to stay in Canada, while the referendum highlighted complaints against the federal government dating back nearly a century.

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• The referendum is non-binding and asks residents whether they want to remain part of Canada.

  «Alberta is holding a nonbinding referendum on Monday to ask residents if they want to remain part of Canada»

  Reuters on MSN
• This is the first time the oil-producing province has held a referendum of this kind.

  «marking the first time the oil-rich province has»

  Reuters on MSN
• A majority of Alberta's residents chose to remain in Canada.

  «While the majority of Albertans opted to stay in Canada»

  Global News on MSN
• The referendum highlighted complaints against the federal government that date back nearly a century.

  «the referendum highlighted grievances towards the federal government that go back nearly a century»

  Global News on MSN

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