This is something that will damage our province and our country for years to come, and that would be the root of the conversation.
Corey Hogan: “This is something that will damage our province and our country for years to come, and that would be the root of the…”
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Expressing concerns about the impact of separation.
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I think we're all very worried that Alberta politics could be consumed by this forever.
We’ve got to talk about how we create these meaningful equity stakes in a way that Indigenous communities want and that works for everybody and that that is true economic reconciliation, and that’s certainly top of mind.
I guess the thing I would say is, it’s absolutely worth it. You do not want to be in a situation where afterwards you’re saying, ‘Geez, I wish I’d shown up so there could have been a strong result and we could have put this to bed.’
We're not going to have the opportunity to have this conversation again. The prime minister says (separation) is not a free option. If you decide to vote to continue this separation process, you're causing some real damage and harm to this…





