Oct 19, 2026 · 35 min · 11 segments
Send us Fan Mail Can fifty percent plus one break up a country? This episode tackles the most existential question in Canadian law as Albertans…
Stephen ThieleHostAll of it sort of depends on what country are we in? And leading up to, we have an interesting question going on.
It's not the first time that Canadian federalism and what is Canada has been put to the test.
very close to voting in favor of that to begin the process to secede from Canada.
This is one of the most important questions that you have because, of course, Now we have the same...
It's sort of a, gee whiz, should we actually have a referendum vote? It's a vote to have a vote.
That's coming up very shortly in, I think, by the time this episode airs, it will probably air appropriately enough on voting day in Alberta.
And that's really a remarkable proposition because it's the first province in Canada, other than Quebec, to do that.
I can't think of another country that goes about things in this way other than Canada, where, you know, sub-sovereign aspects of a nation, states, provinces, decide by voting whether they're going to stay in or out.
Although I think it's, there's a lot of analogies here, but anyways, we can get into
All of it sort of depends on what country are we in? And leading up to, we have an interesting question going on.
It's not the first time that Canadian federalism and what is Canada has been put to the test.
very close to voting in favor of that to begin the process to secede from Canada.
This is one of the most important questions that you have because, of course, Now we have the same...
It's sort of a, gee whiz, should we actually have a referendum vote? It's a vote to have a vote.
That's coming up very shortly in, I think, by the time this episode airs, it will probably air appropriately enough on voting day in Alberta.
And that's really a remarkable proposition because it's the first province in Canada, other than Quebec, to do that.
I can't think of another country that goes about things in this way other than Canada, where, you know, sub-sovereign aspects of a nation, states, provinces, decide by voting whether they're going to stay in or out.
Although I think it's, there's a lot of analogies here, but anyways, we can get into
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