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Saskatchewan beats Alberta and Quebec in wanting to leave Canada if Carney wins: poll

11 April 2025
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Saskatchewan beats Alberta and Quebec in wanting to leave Canada if Carney wins: poll
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A poll by Angus Reid Institute reveals that 33% of Saskatchewan residents would vote to leave Canada and either form their own country or join the United States if Liberals win the upcoming election. The province’s predominantly Conservative history in federal ridings has led to this sentiment, with Alberta and Quebec also expressing similar desires if Liberals were to win. Despite opposition from party leaders like Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre, the potential election outcome heavily influences residents’ views on secession and potential ties with the US.

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