Critics claim there are signs of US interference in a secession campaign in Alberta
Leaders of a Canadian group seeking the secession of the oil-rich province of Alberta have met members of the administration of US President Donald Trump at least three times since last April, the Financial Times reported on Thursday.
US officials said the meetings were routine civic engagements and involved no commitment to the separatist cause. However, pro-unity figures in Alberta suspect the campaign is being amplified by foreign actors.
The Alberta Prosperity Project (APP) describes itself as an educational initiative advocating independence from Ottawa and…
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