Prime Minister Mark Carney campaigns against Alberta referendum questions
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Mark Carney, Danielle Smith
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
October 15, 2026
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Prime Minister Mark Carney urged Albertans to vote 'No' to nine referendum questions regarding immigration and constitutional reform. Premier Danielle Smith advocates for a 'Yes' vote on the nine questions, citing concerns over federal policies. The referendum is scheduled for October 19.
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