Alberta Fact Check: No, Alberta independence is not a public health emergency

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Alberta Fact Check: No, Alberta independence is not a public health emergency

Subhead:Columnist Stephen Maher suggested Albertans should consider the "vaccine policies" of independence supporters before voting in October's referendum.# As support for Alberta independence continues to rise, opponents appear to be running out of economic arguments. The latest attempt comes from columnist Stephen Maher, who suggests Albertans should consider the vaccine policies of independence supporters before voting in a referendum. Sharing comments about vaccination rates and life expectancy, Maher asked: "What are the vaccine policies of the separatists?" I feel this is something Albertans should consider as they ponder their upcoming referendum. What are the vaccine policies of the separatists? https://t.co/CZnQ4SWK6S — Stephen Maher (@stphnmaher) June 9, 2026 It's a curious question because there are no official vaccine policies of "the separatists." The Alberta independence movement isn't a political party. It isn't even a single organization. It's a coalition of people from across the political spectrum united around one constitutional question: should Alberta remain in Canada? Some independence supporters are vaccine enthusiasts. Some are vaccine skeptics. Most are probably somewhere in between, which happens to describe Alberta generally. Amazon-embed:B0GR6MJGHS

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