First Nations chief 'feeling pretty confident' Albertans will vote to remain in Canada
Melody Lepine, Chief of the Mikisew Cree First Nations, says she is 'optimistic' that voter turnout will be high enough to 'move past this.'
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Alberta separation would have 'pretty big economic impact' on Canada: economist
Economist Colin Mang says Alberta makes up about 12 per cent of Canada's population, but almost 16 per cent of Canada's national income.
Referendum ‘uncertainty’ sending ‘the wrong message’ to prospective employees, investors: Notley
Former Alberta premier Rachel Notley and the Front Bench panel discuss the ‘critical opportunity for Albertans to have their say’ in the referendum.
From Quebec to Alberta, a couple faces a second separation referendum
CTV National News Chief Anchor Omar Sachedina on a Canadian couple who voted in Quebec’s 1995 separation referendum and now face a similar moment in Alberta.
What could Alberta separation mean for businesses and the economy?
Amanda Lang examines business concerns over Alberta separation and whether the province could succeed economically on its own.
Albertans cast ballots in historic separation vote as Canada mourns fallen soldiers
Albertans vote on separation and other key issues as Canada mourns four soldiers killed in a fire that injured 39 others. Heather Butts sets the stage.
Projected voter turnout should make referendum ‘a decisive answer’ on separatism: Kenney
Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney says he’s ‘not willing to pop the champagne cork’ yet, but early numbers bode well for high voter turnout.
Poilievre encourages Albertans to ‘vote for unity’ by choosing Option 1 on the referendum ballot
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre reiterated his previous call for a ‘stronger Alberta within a united Canada’ in Wainwright, Alta.
‘They are our sons, they are our boys’: Poilievre reflects on deceased at Wainwright
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says four deceased Canadian Armed Forces members were ‘incredible young men’ in Wainwright, Alta.
Investigators will also consider ‘responses that occurred’ after the Wainwright fire: expert
Retired Lieutenant-General Christopher Coates says he’s never seen a military fire with such ‘catastrophic impact’ as the one at Wainwright.
Wainwright tragedy investigation will take time: retired major general
Retired Maj.-Gen. Scott Clancy says multiple levels of military police will work alongside the RCMP to determine if any negligence or criminality was involved.
Wainwright known for ‘live fire training’ at base: retired major general
Retired Maj.-Gen. Scott Clancy says Wainwright is a ‘very isolated spot’ in Alberta, but the solders develop a sense of community after extensive training.
‘It’s never a good thing to underestimate an adversary’: Mulcair on Alberta referendum
CTV News political commentator Tom Mulcair says the high advance voter turnout could show strong support for Alberta staying.
Advance voting has been ‘very successful’ for Alberta referendum: former premier
Former Alberta premier Rachel Notley encourages all residents to ‘get out there’ and vote, despite potentially longer lines at polling stations.
Does your province cover your child's eyecare? Here’s what you need to know
Here’s everything parents need to know about childhood vision problems and uneven provincial coverage. Maria Sarrouh explains.
‘In Canada we take care of one another:’ PM Carney
Prime Minister Mark Carney, in an address in the House of Commons, said Wainwright has all of Canada behind it because ‘in Canada we take care of one another.’