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Letter to St. Albert Gazette questions UCP stance on separatist referendum

A reader-submitted letter argues that Alberta independence supporters should pursue their goals through elections rather than a government-enabled referendum.

A letter published in the St. Albert Gazette raises questions about the provincial government's approach to Alberta separatism, asking why the UCP appears to be assisting separatist efforts rather than leaving the issue to the ballot box.

The letter's author suggests that if Alberta separatists want to pursue a referendum on independence, they should instead form or support a dedicated independence party and attempt to win a provincial election through the normal democratic process.

The letter does not detail specific UCP policies or actions beyond this general critique, and represents the opinion of the individual writer rather than reporting on any new government decision or legislation.

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