Alberta separatism debate puts Canadian national unity in focus
A renewed debate about Alberta separatism has prompted public discussion of Canada's federal arrangements and national unity.

What happened
A renewed debate about Alberta separatism has prompted public discussion of Canada's federal arrangements and national unity.
Context and what is known
It is important to distinguish proposals, campaign demands and legally scheduled referendums; they are not interchangeable. This story requires updated local and constitutional sources before publishing a specific vote date.
What remains important
Public debate about Alberta leaving Canada does not mean a separation decision has been taken. Referendum rules, constitutional questions and the positions of the federal and provincial governments would all matter before any practical change. The most reliable updates are formal election-administration notices and documented legal steps, not isolated campaign slogans or polling headlines.
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