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Poilievre urges Albertans to embrace Canada: 'We don’t take our ball and go home'

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Poilievre urges Albertans to embrace Canada: 'We don’t take our ball and go home'

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre and Prime Minister Mark Carney are in the province ahead of the Oct.

19 referendum, making last-ditch appeals to Albertans to vote to stay in Canada.

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