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Court extends freeze on Alberta separatist leader's assets in trust dispute

The order keeps millions of dollars tied up while a First Nation's legal challenge over a trust fund moves through the courts.

A judge has extended a court order freezing the assets of a prominent Alberta separatist leader, continuing a legal fight tied to a trust fund dispute with a First Nation.

The injunction, which prevents the individual from accessing or moving the frozen funds, was set to expire but has now been renewed while the underlying case continues. The dispute centers on control of a trust fund and allegations involving the separatist leader's handling of related assets.

Court proceedings in the matter are ongoing, and no final ruling on the trust fund dispute has been issued. The extension keeps the financial freeze in place as both sides continue to argue their positions before the court.

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