Alberta CEOs join ‘stay’ camp as Calgary Chamber warns of separatism economic fallout
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A University of Calgary study estimates trade costs would rise by five to eight per cent and Alberta could see up to 175,000 jobs cut and a $62-billion annual hit to the economy.
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