A. Voters supported immediate independence
B. Voters chose to remain part of Canada
C. Alberta joined the United States
D. The referendum was cancelled

Explanation:

Alberta voters rejected the separatist proposal, with approximately 76% voting to remain in Canada. The result was a political victory for Prime Minister Mark Carney, who had urged national unity. The referendum was non-binding, meaning it did not itself change Alberta’s constitutional status.

Key points

– Alberta is a province in western Canada.

– Mark Carney is Canada’s prime minister.

– Danielle Smith is Alberta’s premier.

– Separatist groups have raised concerns about federal policies and Alberta’s economic interests.

– Indigenous leaders have emphasised the importance of treaty obligations in any future constitutional process.

Related questions and answers

– Q: What is the capital of Alberta?

A: Edmonton.

– Q: Who is Canada’s prime minister?

A: Mark Carney.

– Q: What does a non-binding referendum mean?

A: A vote that expresses public opinion but does not automatically create a legally binding change.

– Q: Which country is Alberta currently part of?

A: Canada.