Pro-Separation Group Proposes ‘Transition Plan’ Toward Alberta Independence
A group advocating for Alberta separation has released a report outlining what it believes a transition to independence could look like, saying that an independent Alberta would not be “starting from scratch.” “Most of the institutions and services Albertans rely upon every day already exist and operate in Alberta,” the Alberta Transition Council says in the report released Sept. 3. The group is co-led by Alberta lawyer Keith Wilson and technology strategist Dennis Kalma. The report says a transition to independence would involve a change of legal authority and a transfer or bridge of responsibilities, and Alberta would also need to establish the sovereign functions it does not currently have. ...
The Alberta Transition Council, co-led by Keith Wilson and Dennis Kalma, has released a report detailing a potential path to Alberta’s independence. The report asserts that an independent Alberta would not be starting from scratch, as most necessary institutions and services already exist within the province. The transition would involve changes in legal authority, responsibility transfers, and the establishment of currently non-existent sovereign functions.
- The Alberta Transition Council has released a report outlining a transition plan for Alberta independence.
- The group, co-led by Keith Wilson and Dennis Kalma, believes an independent Alberta would not be starting from scratch.
- The report states that most institutions and services Albertans rely on already exist and operate within Alberta.
- A transition would involve a change in legal authority, transfer of responsibilities, and establishing sovereign functions Alberta currently lacks.
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