Alberta's 10 referendum questions are confusing by design. Use this collection of policy studies, legal analysis, and campaign links to get the facts, talk to voters, and drive election-day turnout.
Learn exactly what ballot questions 1 through 9 mean and how they work.
Alberta's Voice: Know the Nine – Breakdown and analysis of the ballot measures beyond separation.
Real numbers and analysis to push back on policies targeting newcomers and essential workers.
The Tyee: Guest Worker Taxes – Data on tax contributions from temporary residents and guest workers.
CTV News: Social Services Distraction – Perspective from former leadership on systemic budget priorities.
Edmonton Journal Column – Analysis of rhetoric surrounding newcomer policies.
Forward Weekly: Referendum Study Guide – Analysis of policy claims on the ballot.
Forward Weekly: Impact on Newcomers – Examination of proposed restrictions on essential workers and temporary residents.
The actual financial costs, trade barriers, and legal roadblocks of leaving Canada.
Policy Options: Secession & the Law – Constitutional analysis of legal separation hurdles.
Alberta Federation of Labour Brief – Assessment of labor, jobs, and market stability risks.
Rabble: Fact-Checking Separatist Claims – Direct breakdown of common separatist talking points.
Macdonald-Laurier Institute / Trevor Tombe – Economic modeling on trade disruption and provincial income loss.
Sage Canada Analysis – Commentary on western grievances vs. separation outcomes.
Town & Country Today: The Fine Print – Practical financial and administrative costs of leaving.
CTV News: Legal Fallout – Legal opinion on post-referendum negotiations and jurisdictional disputes.
Calgary Herald / Canada West Foundation Report – Policy analysis showing why separation fails to address western priorities.
The Walrus: Economic Risks – Breakdown of potential currency, debt, and trade barrier impacts.
Business leaders and conservatives who oppose constitutional chaos.
Vote to Stay – Conservative campaign advocating for Alberta's place within Canada.
Business Council of Alberta – Industry analysis on market access and investment risk.
Lead Not Leave – Grassroots mobilization organizing Albertans to remain in Canada.
Canadian Chamber of Commerce – National business coalition statement on economic unity.
Find local groups organizing voters across the province.
Daveberta Substack: Campaign Directory – Comprehensive tracker listing registered third-party advertisers and active campaigns.
Together: "NO!" (Public Interest Alberta) - Progressive campaign advocating for staying in Canada and against all 9 questions.