Carney and Smith link up to pitch pro-Canada vote ahead of Alberta referendum

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Premier Danielle Smith collaborated at an Alberta brewery to urge Albertans to vote in favor of remaining part of Canada. Speaking at the event, Carney likened the referendum to the best and worst of times, referencing globalist forces and policies threatening the country, alongside the potential for unprecedented growth and success for Alberta.

His sentiments were echoed by federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, who acknowledged separatist concerns but maintained that leaving Canada is not the solution. Carney and Smith are set to participate in various events promoting a "Forever Canadian" stance, including a rally in Edmonton and a meeting with business leaders in Red Deer.

Carney emphasized that rejecting Canada would result in lost opportunities, while both leaders urged Albertans to vote against the other nine proposed changes on the ballot, with Smith aiming to change Carney's mind on her proposals for increased autonomy, immigration control, and constitutional reforms.