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@jaredwesley.ca

There are two weeks to go in the Alberta referendum campaign. Not sure where to turn for information to make your choice? The Peter Lougheed School of Politics and Democracy has compiled a list of referendum sources -- all of the websites in one location. www.ualberta.ca/en/peter-lou...

ualberta.caCompendium of Referendum Sources

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For an understanding of all 10 questions, I find the "Before You Vote" resource most helpful. beforevoting.ca

beforevoting.caBefore You Vote | Make Informed Choices NowExplore unbiased, fact-based insights on Alberta's referendum questions to make informed voting decisions. Before you vote, learn about separation, immigration, and constitutional issues.

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The Dignity Forum has a great website with loads of information: abreferendum.dignityforum.org

abreferendum.dignityforum.orgThe 2026 Alberta Referendum: the facts about all 10 questions — Dignity ForumAlberta’s 2026 referendum asks voters whether temporary residents should face higher costs — or reduced access — for healthcare and education systems. Explore the facts before you vote on October 19.

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On the questions that deal with the treatment of immigrants, see Our Alberta Advantage: ouralbertaadvantage.ca

ouralbertaadvantage.caStop Premier Smith’s Scapegoating of ImmigrantsPremier Danielle Smith is scapegoating immigrants to hide her own failures. Vote NO on her racist referendum.

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For more on the constitutional question, particularly the appointment of judges, check out Alberta Lawyers for Judicial Independence: alji.ca

alji.caAlberta Lawyers for Judicial Independence | Stand for Justice - Act NowSupport judicial independence in Alberta. Promote the rule of law, protect constitutional rights, and oppose political interference in the judiciary.