C anada has seen its share of separatist sentiment, particularly from Quebec. In recent months, however, a separatist movement in the province of Alberta has been gaining momentum ...

The economic case for breaking up Canada is weaker than its advocates admit, as going it alone would leave Quebec and Alberta poorer, not freer ...

There is talk of referendums on separation in both Quebec and Alberta, but a new poll from Angus Reid found that, outside of those provinces, more than seven in 10 Canadians would vote that they stay ...

The Quebec numbers are just as striking. When asked, 60 percent of Quebecers say they are satisfied with the federal government’s performance—roughly in line with the national average—while only 25 ...

Ongoing discourse around the prospect of Alberta separation is emerging as a top concern for Calgary businesses, many of whom say the debate is already impacting the local economy, a new Calgary ...

The post-World War II international situation is the most confusing situation. On one hand, one noticed countries that were hereto enemies of each other [like UK and France] coming together first in ...