Gillian Steward: As the Separation Debate Heats up, Danielle Smith Sets Albertans Against Each Other

Friday's letters: Smith paving path to separation

To Danielle Smith: I emigrated from Scotland 47 years ago; my family and I took out Canadian citizenship within three years and have enjoyed all the benefits provided by this country and have enjoyed a standard of living unequal to the average family anywhere else in the world.

Mike Harcourt: Alberta's getting tiresome. A call for unity and collaboration in Canada

B.C. wants to help build a prosperous, strong and independent Canada. So, Alberta, stop your posturing and join Team Canada

’We're Canadians’: Some Albertans divided about separation in cross-province checkup

Row after row of Canadian flags fly high atop tall poles over manicured lawns in a southern Alberta town that’s also home to the province’s premier, her husband and their dog.

Gillian Steward: As the separation debate heats up, Danielle Smith sets Albertans against each other

Alberta's premier is showing weak leadership as she'd rather set the province on fire than govern.

What could Alberta separation mean for First Nations in the province?

Chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton speaks with Chief Tony Alexis of the Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation about how Alberta separation threats violate First Nations treaty rights and how the government is not going far enough to protect those communities.

Treaties are not shields against separatism

If we wield treaties as a constitutional shield against Alberta’s separation, we must also fight to uphold the promises they contain.