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As the momentum grows, the question remains: will Alberta actually break away from Canada? Supporters believe that the movement is gaining enough strength to trigger a serious referendum or political shift. They see independence not merely as an economic necessity but as a matter of cultural survival and self-determination.
The movement faces opposition from the federal government and traditional Canadian institutions, but grassroots enthusiasm is undeniable. Advocates argue that the strategic timing, economic opportunity, and political will make independence more than a dream—it's an inevitable chapter in Alberta’s future.