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Vote Yes for the Next Generation

A Stronger
Future Starts at Home

On October 19, 2026, we can vote YES for more opportunity, local control, and a better future for our kids and grandkids.

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More Opportunity

A stronger Alberta means more jobs, higher wages, and a better future for the next generation.

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Stronger Communities

Local control means decisions made closer to home and real investment in what matters.

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Albertans Decide

This is our chance to choose our future—shaping the Alberta we want for generations to come.

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$14.5 Billion

What Alberta sent Ottawa above what it got back in a single year.Source: Parliamentary Budget Office, 2023–24

Frequently Asked QuestionsStraight Answers

Real questions from real Albertans.
Clear answers, no spin.

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Will I lose my pension?

Your CPP and OAS are protected. We’ll negotiate to safeguard what you’ve earned.

What about the economy and jobs?

Alberta’s economy is strong. Separation means more opportunity, not less.

What currency would we use?

We’ll use the Canadian dollar during a transition with stability and certainty.

Is separation legal?

Yes. Albertans have the democratic right to decide our future.

How to Vote

Three simple steps to make your voice heard.

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Key Dates

Mark your calendar with the important dates leading up to October 19, 2026.

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Am I Registered?

Check your voter registration status and make sure your info is up to date.

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What’s on the Ballot?

Read the referendum question and what a YES vote actually means.

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Stories from Alberta Families

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“I want my kids to have the same — or better — chances than I did. Voting YES is how we build that future.”

– Jenna, Teacher & Mom
Calgary, AB
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“I run a small business. Local control means less red tape and more support for families like mine.”

– Mark, Small Business Owner
Red Deer, AB
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“We love Alberta and we want the freedom to invest in the things that matter most to our community.”

– Sarah, Nurse & Mom
Lethbridge, AB

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