2 days ago

Many videos about Alberta separation focus on anger, grievance, or endless arguments about what might go wrong.
This one takes a very different approach.

Rather than relitigating the past, this video looks forward—imagining Alberta in the year 2050, after the dust has settled and the arguments have faded. It explores the challenges of separation honestly, but through a calm, reflective lens that asks a different question:

What does life look like after the debates are over?

Told as a future-facing thought experiment, this video considers how prosperity, work, family life, relationships with First Nations, cross-border cooperation with the United States, and everyday freedoms could evolve over time. It’s not a prediction, and it’s not a call to action—it’s an invitation to think beyond fear and imagine outcomes instead of slogans.

Whether you support Alberta separation, oppose it, or are simply curious, this video offers a more hopeful and grounded way to explore the idea—one focused on stability, cooperation, and the quiet normalcy that often follows big historical decisions.

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00:00 - Introduction
00:25 - Preamble
01:21 - Those who have passed
01:50 - The legacy
02:18 - The good paying jobs
02:51 - Affordable homes for families
03:25 - Freedom of speech
03:49 - Less political turmoil
04:16 - Changes for First Nations
05:50 - American reactions
07:08 - Freedom from firearms restrictions
07:34 - Migration to Alberta
07:55 - Closing words
08:50 - Next video recommendation