Albertans head to polls in historic referendum on whether they want to stay in Canada
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EDMONTON — Albertans head to the polls today for an historic vote on whether they want to stay in Canada.
More than 1.3 million Albertans have already cast ballots by mail or in advanced polls in a referendum called by Premier Danielle Smith.
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Albertans head to polls in historic referendum on whether they want to stay in Canada
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Albertans head to polls in historic referendum on whether they want to stay in Canada
Albertans head to the polls today for an historic vote on whether they want to stay in Canada. More than 1.3 million Albertans have already cast ballots by mail or in advanced polls in a referendum called by Premier Danielle Smith.

Albertans head to polls in historic referendum on whether they want to stay in Canada
EDMONTON — Albertans head to the polls today for an historic vote on whether they want to stay in Canada. More than 1.3 million Albertans have already cast ballots by mail or in advanced polls in a referendum called by Premier Danielle Smith.

Albertans head to polls in historic referendum on whether they want to stay in Canada
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