A recent survey conducted by Research Co. revealed intriguing insights into Albertans’ perspectives on separation. Despite the majority expressing a lack of desire to separate, the survey indicates a notable percentage believes separation could become a reality in the province. The online survey, conducted with 1,201 voters between April 27 and 29, 2025, provides a glimpse into the sentiments of Albertans on this contentious issue. CBC Calgary’s Rob Brown elaborates on the Research Co. findings, shedding light on the nuanced views prevalent among the province’s residents. The survey results, with a margin of error of +/- 2.8 percentage points, 19 times out of 20, underscore the significance of this topic in Alberta’s political landscape. This data-driven analysis offers valuable insights into the complexities of public opinion regarding separation in the province, sparking discussions and reflections on the potential future trajectory of Alberta’s political landscape.