Alberta can’t survive without Canada.
FactAlberta has the resources, talent, and global partnerships to thrive.
Frequently Asked Questions
PensionsWill I lose my Canada Pension Plan or Old Age Security?
Your earned pension benefits remain yours. Any future arrangements would be negotiated transparently and communicated before changes took effect.
Currency & EconomyWhat currency would Alberta use?
Currency options would form part of a detailed transition plan, with economic stability and continuity as the priorities.
HealthcareWill healthcare be affected?
Healthcare is already delivered provincially. Alberta would continue operating hospitals, clinics, and public health services.
Jobs & EconomyWhat about the economy and jobs?
A clear plan would focus on protecting jobs, attracting investment, expanding trade, and giving Alberta greater control over economic decisions.
EqualizationWhat happens to equalization payments?
Alberta does not receive equalization payments. A new relationship would change how taxes and federal transfers are collected and distributed.
LegalityIs separation legal?
A democratic referendum can begin a lawful negotiation process. Constitutional, legal, and practical details would need to be resolved through negotiation.
Federal RelationsHow would Alberta work with the rest of Canada?
Alberta would seek strong, practical relationships on trade, transportation, security, and the many personal ties shared across Canada.
The Referendum ProcessHow does the referendum work?
Eligible voters cast a ballot on the referendum question. A successful result would provide a mandate to begin formal negotiations.
Let’s clear things up.
The facts behind the most common myths.
Separation would cost too much.
FactBeing in control of our resources creates more opportunity, not less.
It’s just a protest, not a real plan.
FactThe Alberta Next Plan outlines a practical path forward.
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