Politics · Canada · 5 hrs ago
Danielle Smith discusses post-referendum plans with Alberta separatists
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith met privately with separatists at a hotel in eastern Alberta.
The discussion concerned what should happen after the Oct.
19 referendum vote.
The available account does not say what plans Smith described or what position she took on separation.
The meeting brought the premier into a conversation with people seeking to separate Alberta from Canada.
The referendum vote is the immediate focus of the discussion.
The vote was still ahead when the story was published on Oct.
14, 2026.
The account gives no details about what will happen after the vote.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith discussed what should happen after an Oct. 19 referendum vote with Alberta separatists.
The discussion took place behind closed doors, according to the Calgary Herald.
The article described the meeting as occurring on a cold Saturday at a hotel in east Alberta.
The source excerpt does not provide details of the plans Smith discussed.
- Who
- Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Alberta separatists.
- What
- They discussed what should happen after the referendum vote.
- When
- On a Saturday; the date is not stated. The referendum vote was set for Oct. 19.
- Where
- A hotel in east Alberta; the hotel is not identified.
- Why
- Not stated
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- Premier
- Danielle Smith
- Other participants
- Alberta separatists
- Referendum date
- Oct. 19
- Meeting location
- A hotel in east Alberta