00:00:00.000We're up against that. We're up against the two highest fundraising organizations are both separatists,
00:00:05.340and they're out raising my organization more than 10 to 1.
00:00:08.780It says to me that the level of discontent with Alberta's treatment within Confederation is strong.
00:00:16.040Who do these people think they are? Well, they are an angry people, and they have every reason to be angry.
00:00:21.940From the time the provinces were founded, when Alberta and Saskatchewan were not given the natural resources powers that other provinces had,
00:00:29.140our burdens have been put upon by a central Canadian elite that looks at them as something
00:00:34.840of a colony. And you can say, well, there's very little chance that the referendum has hanging.
00:00:38.960People thought that about the Brexit referendum too. And look what that led to for the future
00:00:44.700of the United Kingdom. And then you have the growing independence movement in Saskatchewan,
00:00:49.060where the people are also sick and tired of what Canada has become after 11 years of liberal
00:00:55.120governments. Some in Saskatchewan are speaking out over their desire for separatism with one
00:01:00.160organization already leading town halls across the province. The Saskatchewan Prosperity Project
00:01:04.840is heading the initiative to talk Saskatchewan independence. A lot of people in Saskatchewan
00:01:10.360never asked themselves the honest question what would it look like if we were our own country. I
00:01:13.780know I hadn't. William says the group has delivered more than 40 presentations and is working in
00:01:19.260coordination with a similar pro-independence organization in Alberta. And we hope someday
00:08:16.080Because Canadians have been told for years that this movement is supposedly isolated, that absolutely nobody outside of a small group of angry Albertans supports it, let alone First Nations.
00:08:29.200And that narrative is cracking now, whether they like it or not.
00:08:33.560Alberta independence is becoming a national conversation, not just in Alberta, the entire country.
00:08:40.340And that's why Carney suddenly looks so uncomfortable, inconvenienced every time this topic is brought up, because deep down, I think Ottawa understands something very dangerous right now.
00:08:53.300This movement is surviving all of the media attacks. It's surviving pressure and it's surviving every court decision. And it's only getting bigger.