Power Play #2275: Alberta referendum three days away

First, though.

Canada is not a transaction between provinces.

Uh, it is, it's not about gross and net, but it's about so much more.

It's about standing up for ourselves, and it's about taking care of each other.

On Monday, if you haven't already voted- [clapping] Yes, if you haven't already voted, get out, mark your calendars, get out vote, stand up for Canada, and then let's move forward together.

Canada is more than a government.

It is a people, a flag, a land, a history, and a promise.

What you really want, what you really want to restore is the Canada that you knew and still love with solid borders, safe streets, affordable food, homes, boundless resource wealth, and opportunity for everyone.

As Albertans face a consequential question on the future of their province, both the prime minister and conservative leader are there advocating for unity.

Though the leaders are in different cities today, their federalist appeals are aligned, both of them urging Albertans to choose Canada.

Mark Carney is in Red Deer, and then in Edmonton, while Pierre Poilievre will be in Calgary today.

Advanced voting is well underway in the province, and there has been massive turnout so far.

However, the clock is ticking with just three days to go before that vote.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is expecting to address pro-Canada voters at an event in Calgary later this hour.

We're gonna bring that to you as soon as she starts speaking.

The premier did address some supporters this afternoon.

She was at a Vote to Stay event with the prime minister in Red Deer.

Have a listen to the message that she delivered earlier today.

This, I think, is a, a pretty exciting day to be standing here, as well with the prime minister, and with people who have a bunch of different backgrounds.

As you know, we don't always agree on everything.

We often disagree, quite publicly, on several things.

But today, we can all agree that on question 10, that we are voting for option one to remain in Canada.

First, though.

Canada is not a transaction between provinces.

Uh, it is, it's not about gross and net, but it's about so much more.

It's about standing up for ourselves, and it's about taking care of each other.

On Monday, if you haven't already voted- [clapping] Yes, if you haven't already voted, get out, mark your calendars, get out vote, stand up for Canada, and then let's move forward together.

Canada is more than a government.

It is a people, a flag, a land, a history, and a promise.

What you really want, what you really want to restore is the Canada that you knew and still love with solid borders, safe streets, affordable food, homes, boundless resource wealth, and opportunity for everyone.

As Albertans face a consequential question on the future of their province, both the prime minister and conservative leader are there advocating for unity.

Though the leaders are in different cities today, their federalist appeals are aligned, both of them urging Albertans to choose Canada.

Mark Carney is in Red Deer, and then in Edmonton, while Pierre Poilievre will be in Calgary today.

Advanced voting is well underway in the province, and there has been massive turnout so far.

However, the clock is ticking with just three days to go before that vote.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is expecting to address pro-Canada voters at an event in Calgary later this hour.

We're gonna bring that to you as soon as she starts speaking.

The premier did address some supporters this afternoon.

She was at a Vote to Stay event with the prime minister in Red Deer.

Have a listen to the message that she delivered earlier today.

This, I think, is a, a pretty exciting day to be standing here, as well with the prime minister, and with people who have a bunch of different backgrounds.

As you know, we don't always agree on everything.

We often disagree, quite publicly, on several things.

But today, we can all agree that on question 10, that we are voting for option one to remain in Canada.