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What independence could mean for oil-rich Alberta's economy

What independence could mean for oil-rich Alberta's economy

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The vote, despite not being a cut and dry "stay or leave", still stands to be among the most consequential in recent Canadian history, and a significant test of national unity. One key issue has become central to the debate: Would Alberta be richer if it were to become an independent country?The answer for Wilson is yes. "Alberta's economy is unique. is fundamentally different than the rest of Canada's - we have the people, the institutions, the infrastructure to excel," he says.

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What independence could mean for oil-rich Alberta's economyImage source, ReutersImage caption, Albertans will vote on 19 October whether to hold an independence referendum in the futureByNadine YousifSenior Canada reporterPublished6 minutes agoFor Alberta independence supporter Keith Wilson, the western Canadian province is in a league of its own. With its wealth of rich oil and gas reserves, a significant agricultural sector and a young and skilled workforce, its economy is one to be reckoned with, says Wilson.The province will hold a referendum on 19 October, giving residents two options: vote to stay in Canada, or vote to move ahead with a formal binding referendum on independence at a later date.

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