A Texian Partisan column
Among the Nations covers self-determination movements in other countries, in their own words. It's a column of the Texian Partisan.
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Closing the SNP conference, John Swinney launched the Choose Scotland independence campaign and said Scotland will soon be an independent nation, despite Burnham's 'off limits' line.
The Texian Partisan's Alberta results page will carry Monday's referendum count from Elections Alberta live, division by division, from the 9 p.m.
Albertans vote October 19 on whether their government should begin the legal process toward a binding referendum on leaving Canada. Polls are open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
CELAC backed self-determination for Western Sahara at the UN, but Paraguay disowned the paragraph and Peru and the Bahamas backed Morocco's autonomy plan, with the UN mission's mandate ending October 31.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said there will be no second separation vote 'as long as I'm premier' if Albertans vote to remain on October 19.
Saskatchewan's Scott Moe answered Elon Musk's call for the province to leave Canada with one word, and Alberta's Danielle Smith said she strongly disagrees.
Elections Alberta says more than 3,000 referendum mail-in ballots came back invalid, with voters still able to fix them before the October 19 vote.
Justice Secretary Alex Norris said Burnham's openness to an EU rerun does not reopen Scotland's 2014 vote: "the answer was the answer."
Finance Canada briefing notes obtained by CBC show Ottawa studying an $18 billion fiscal shock, head-office flight and a flawed pension formula if Alberta leaves, ahead of the province's October 19 vote.
A Spanish Supreme Court judge lifted the arrest warrant for former Catalan president Carles Puigdemont, who said the ruling solves nothing in the conflict between Catalonia and Spain.
Quebecers elected a Parti Québécois minority government, which has promised to consult them on independence in its first term.
Quebec votes October 5 and Alberta October 19. One route runs through a party's promise, the other through a government-written question, and Ottawa's Clarity Act treats them differently.
