“I agree with Alberta” Torontonians have mixed reactions to Western Separatism

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By David Menzies
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October 23, 2019

Right after Justin Trudeau won a minority government Monday night, #Wexit began trending on Twitter.

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It was just one of the signs that western Canada, especially Alberta, is starting to see separation as its only option if it wants to preserve what little say it has in energy policy and its future economic growth.

I went to the always-crowded Yonge & Dundas Square to ask Torontonians what they thought of this growing movement.

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