Alberta separatists trade red for blue on Canada Day - The Globe and Mail

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**Summary:** Alberta separatists are participating in Canada Day festivities by wearing blue instead of red, marking a shift from their usual patriotic colors. **Why It Matters:** This event highlights the ongoing debate over Canadian identity and sovereignty, with some provinces expressing dissatisfaction with the country's current structure. The change in color symbolizes a