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Canada's Stephen Carney warned that 'outside' forces, including Donald Trump, seek to divide the country ahead of Alberta's referendum.
Canada's former central bank governor, Mark Carney, warned that external forces, including those associated with Donald Trump, are attempting to destabilize Canada. He specifically mentioned these efforts in the context of Alberta's upcoming referendum.
Carney urged Albertans to reject separatism, arguing that a unified Canada strengthens its energy sector and reduces reliance on the United States. The intervention highlights concerns about foreign interference in Canadian politics and the potential impact on national unity.
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Center: Axios reports on the intersection of Donald Trump's dispute with Canada and Alberta's separatist vote.
Right: Right-leaning sources highlight Canadian official Carney's warning about external forces seeking to divide the country ahead of Alberta's referendum, with one outlet specifically mentioning Trump's potential involvement.
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