Prairies Exposed | Substack

If Alberta’s social media feeds are beginning to look less saturated with suspicious accounts, repetitive talking points and seemingly manufactured enthusiasm for separation, one question deserves serious investigation: how much of the separatist movement’s online momentum has been amplified by artificial activity, and what remains when that noise subsides?

Sixteen faces.

An elected Bencher resigns, an entire legal foundation’s staff walks out, diversity and reconciliation initiatives are dismantled, and the government rewrites the rules governing professional regulators.

Alberta’s premier wants credit for trying to persuade separatists to stay in Canada.

Two judicial appointments announced just days before Alberta’s referendum.