By Matthew Scace As separatist discontent bubbles up anew in Alberta, experts say a vote to sever ties with Canada would pitch the country into unexplored territory on everything from money to First Nations and national parks. \u201cYou\u2019re in terra incognita. You\u2019re off the map when we get to that stage of the proceedings,\u201d said law professor Eric Adams. \u201cA lot of things are going to be broken on the way out the door.\u201d The discontent elbowed its way back into the headlines last week, with Prime Minister Mark Carney\u2019s Liberals winning another mandate followed by Premier Danielle Smith\u2019s government introducing a bill that would sharply lower the bar for citizens seeking to trigger provincewide referendums. The bill would change citizen-initiated referendum rules to require a petition signed by 10… <\/p>\n
By Matthew Scace As separatist discontent bubbles up anew in Alberta, experts say a vote to sever ties with Canada would pitch the country into unexplored territory on everything from money to First Nations and national parks. \u201cYou\u2019re in terra incognita. You\u2019re off the map when we get to that stage of the proceedings,\u201d said law professor Eric Adams. \u201cA lot of things are going to be broken on the way out the door.\u201d The discontent elbowed its way back into the headlines last week, with Prime Minister Mark Carney\u2019s Liberals winning another mandate followed by Premier Danielle Smith\u2019s government introducing a bill that would sharply lower the bar for citizens seeking to trigger provincewide referendums. The bill would change citizen-initiated referendum rules to require a petition signed by 10... <\/p>\n