Carney urges Alberta voters to reject separation process ahead of Monday referendum

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How the sides differ Left sources stress Carney's warning about threats to Canada's sovereignty; alternative and right sources focus on his claim the U.S. is trying to break Canada.

Prime Minister Mark Carney made a final appeal to voters in his home province of Alberta, urging them not to start a process toward separation in a referendum set for Monday. AP and the Washington Times report he said the United States is trying to break Canada so it can "own us." The New York Post similarly says he named outside forces such as the U.S. AP notes the vote is not a direct referendum on independence. NBC describes the referendum as a dangerous gamble amid growing threats to Canadian sovereignty.

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Left NBCNBC NewsCanada’s Mark Carney makes final appeal against Alberta separation ahead of referendum

Presents Carney's appeal as a warning that the referendum is a dangerous gamble during rising threats to Canada's sovereignty.

Alternative APAPPrime Minister Mark Carney says US is trying to break Canada as Alberta votes on separation path

Highlights Carney's claim that the U.S. wants to break Canada, and clarifies the vote is not a direct independence referendum.

Right · 2 sources NYNew York PostPrime Minister Mark Carney says US wants to split Canada amid Alberta separation vote

• WTWashington TimesCarney says U.S. is trying to break Canada as Alberta votes on separation path

Leads with Carney's claim that the U.S. wants to split Canada as he urges Alberta voters to reject separation.