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Resources
on Alberta Independence

Book | How Alberta Got Its Independence  by Derek Smith (Author), Rise of Alberta (Illustrator)

by Derek Smith (Author), Rise of Alberta (Illustrator)

In a land of endless prairies, towering Rockies, and untapped oil riches, Alberta has long fueled Canada's economy—only to be rewarded with punishing federal taxes, blocked pipelines, skyrocketing carbon fees, and billions in equalization payments flowing east. Enter the cowboy lawyer: a fierce, hat-wearing champion of freedom who rallies ranchers, riggers, farmers, and everyday Albertans against Ottawa's overreach.This gripping, poetic tale imagines a peaceful path to Alberta independence—a citizen-led referendum, constitutional clarity, and a prosperous new republic free from equalization burdens, federal overregulation, and anti-energy policies. Watch as the lawyer confronts the Prime Minister (the "Banker" from the East), exposes unfair deals, and ignites a movement for self-determination, lower taxes, booming resource wealth, and true sovereignty.Inspired by real debates around Alberta separatism, Wexit, the Alberta Sovereignty Act, transfer payments, equalization fights, and the growing push for a 2026 referendum, this satirical yet powerful story blends rhyme, drama, and unapologetic patriotism. It asks: What if Alberta kept its oil revenues, ditched the handouts, and built a thriving nation like Norway—under its own blue sky?Perfect for fans of Canadian politics, Western alienation, energy independence, provincial rights, and bold visions of freedom. Whether you're frustrated with federal overreach, curious about Alberta secession, or dreaming of a resource-rich republic, this book delivers an entertaining, thought-provoking ride.Discover why thousands are talking about Alberta's future:

  • Escape Ottawa's carbon tax tyranny
  • End billions in equalization to Quebec and beyond
  • Unleash pipelines, jobs, and prosperity
  • Explore a fair referendum under the Clarity Act

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