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Danielle Smith calls UCP a ‘federalist party’ after Alberta rejects separation

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Danielle Smith calls UCP a ‘federalist party’ after Alberta rejects separation

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says the governing United Conservative Party remains federalist as separatists organize against her following Monday’s referendum defeat.

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