What if Alberta’s future isn’t in Canada at all?
Carlin Lutzer sits down once again with Tanya Clemens, a passionate advocate for Alberta sovereignty, to unpack the momentum behind the Alberta separation movement.
With signature drives gaining steam and a referendum officially expected in October 2026, Tanya addresses fears about the economy, pensions, foreign relations, and the future of democracy in Alberta.
She contrasts the separation movements constitutional clarity with competing petitions and breaks down common concerns from Albertans who feel frustrated with Ottawa but unsure about independence.
It's a grounded, thought-provoking conversation about Alberta’s identity, autonomy, and what lies ahead.
Listen for:
4:25 Can a grassroots petition really lead to independence?
7:51 Could Alberta ever become the 51st U.S. state?
14:55 What would actually change if Alberta became sovereign?
35:23 How do you talk to someone still on the fence about separation?
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