Alberta separatists see an ally in Quebec premier-designate St-Pierre Plamondon

Alberta separatists are viewing Quebec premier-designate Paul St-Pierre Plamondon as a potential ally in their cause. Jeffrey Rath, a prominent figure in the Alberta separation movement, expressed his excitement over Plamondon's election victory, stating that it could alter the political landscape in Canada, especially since the new premier-designate has indicated support for Alberta's independence.

Plamondon and his separatist Party Quebecois are set to form a minority government after the recent Quebec election, during which the governing Coalition Avenir Quebec was eliminated from the assembly. The premier-designate has pledged to hold a separatist referendum in Quebec, but not before the U.S. President Donald Trump leaves office.

Rath has had previous discussions with Plamondon, describing him as a well-governed leader who could potentially bring about change in Alberta as well. Meanwhile, Corey Morgan, a commentator and separatist advertiser in the upcoming Alberta referendum, also sees Plamondon as an ally, believing that his election is beneficial for independence movements across the country.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, however, remains committed to keeping Alberta within Canada, despite calls for a binding separation vote from within her own party.