In a recent interview, Keith Wilson, a lawyer and prominent advocate for Alberta's independence, discussed the potential benefits of separating from Canada. He contends that Alberta's current economic challenges stem from federal policies that have driven over $1 trillion in investment out of the province. Wilson believes that independence would allow Alberta to create a more favorable business environment, shifting decision-making from Ottawa to local governance. He highlights the legal framework established by the Supreme Court of Canada, which supports a clear majority vote for independence, enabling negotiations for a new relationship with Canada. As the head of the Alberta Transition Council, Wilson is working on a white paper to address critical questions regarding the transition process, including border services and monetary policy. He acknowledges the fears surrounding separation but encourages Albertans to consider the long-term trajectory of Canada, which he views as increasingly burdensome due to rising debt and inflation. Wilson argues that Alberta's rich resources and entrepreneurial workforce position it well for a successful independent future, ultimately advocating for independence as the best path for the province's children and grandchildren.