Alberta voters choose Canada over independence in boost for Carney
In Alberta, Canada, voters overwhelmingly chose to remain part of the country in a referendum held on Tuesday. Early results indicate that 76% of the more than 1.4 million votes counted supported staying in Canada, while approximately 24% favored initiating a separation process.

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AI-generatedIn Alberta, Canada, voters overwhelmingly chose to remain part of the country in a referendum held on Tuesday. Early results indicate that 76% of the more than 1.4 million votes counted supported staying in Canada, while approximately 24% favored initiating a separation process. This outcome provides a significant boost to Prime Minister Mark Carney's efforts to foster national unity. The referendum took place amidst ongoing trade disputes with the United States under President Donald Trump and perceived annexation threats. The unofficial results were released by Elections Alberta.
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5 extractedAlberta voters overwhelmingly backed remaining in Canada in a referendum.
Close to 24% of voters backed beginning a process towards separation.
Early referendum results show 76% supported remaining in Canada.
The referendum is occurring amid US President Donald Trump's trade war and annexation threats.
The referendum results deliver a boost to Prime Minister Mark Carney's push for national unity.