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A new survey commissioned by the Calgary Chamber of Commerce reveals that 48% of its members are likely to relocate their businesses out of Alberta if the province votes to separate from Canada, signaling deep economic anxiety over the potential political shift.
The pendulum has swung back to "stability," but "stability" in Canada has always just been a fancy word for an expensive rug under which we sweep our historical debts. Enjoy mowing the lawn this weekend; you're paying for it twice.
Welcome to Canada, where we don’t reward homework, we reward hostage-taking: a breakdown of how Alberta’s separation tantrums successfully bullied Ottawa into fast-tracking pipelines, while rule-abiding provinces got left in the dust. It's a masterclass in why our federation is broken, largely because lazy voters treat the Constitution like an iPhone terms-and-conditions box—scrolling straight to the bottom without reading a single word about how provincial autonomy actually works.