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Canada’s prime minister urges unity ahead of Alberta separation vote
Canada’s prime minister is in Alberta for a two-day visit ahead of Monday’s referendum on separation. With the vote drawing near, the prime minister has warned that much is at stake and is making a final appeal for unity before the referendum.
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What to know
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The Canadian prime minister is spending two days in Alberta to promote unity.
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The separation referendum is set for Monday, and the prime minister has warned of its high stakes.
Why it matters
Alberta’s upcoming separation referendum provides the immediate context for the prime minister’s appeal for unity.
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