Premier Smith’s continued promotion of separatist ideas—whether through the Alberta Sovereignty Act or public statements suggesting Alberta should distance itself from the rest of Canada—threatens the unity of our country and the stability of our province. These positions risk damaging investor confidence, jeopardizing Alberta’s economy, and dividing communities.

Danielle Smith has made it clear through her actions and words that she promotes an Alberta-first ideology at the expense of national unity. While respecting Alberta’s autonomy is important, the path she is steering us towards is one of division, not unity. The Alberta Sovereignty Act exemplifies how these separatist tendencies are being pursued through legislative means. Such actions pose a risk to the unity of Canada, undermine relationships with other provinces, and can potentially encourage economic instability by creating uncertainty among investors.

Recent statements have emphasized this concerning trajectory. Investing in Alberta is about trusting in a stable and united province within a united Canada. Danielle Smith's tendencies create a rift, not only trying to separate Alberta from the rest of Canada but also encouraging isolation which can harm both our social fabric and economic prosperity.

It is essential for the leadership in Alberta to foster collaboration and unity, not drive wedges between communities and provinces. By diverting towards separatism, Smith is shirking her responsibility to all Albertans, who deserve prosperity through unity rather than discord.

We call upon the legislative and political structures of Alberta to reconsider the direction Premier Smith is leading us in. Whether through removal or a call for her resignation, it is crucial to send a clear message that the people of Alberta believe in unity with our fellow Canadians.

Sign this petition to demand that Premier Danielle Smith step down or faces removal from office, ensuring a future where Alberta thrives within a united Canada. Let's secure a prosperous future for all Albertans—together, not apart.