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An Alberta-based independence group has released a detailed 'transition plan' outlining how the province could potentially achieve sovereignty, though critics argue the proposal is overly optimistic and ignores complex negotiations. The Alberta Transition Council's 214-page report outlines various proposals for life post-independence, including social programs, air traffic control, and constitutional changes. Lawyer Keith Wilson, leading the group, emphasized that transitioning from Canada would not involve dismantling existing infrastructure but rather reassigning control. However, legal experts like Errol Mendes caution that many issues—such as debt management, energy infrastructure, and First Nations treaties—would require years of negotiation with Ottawa and Indigenous partners. The report acknowledges Alberta's limited control over areas like pensions and borders, stressing that outcomes cannot be guaranteed. Meanwhile, a separate study by Canada West Foundation warns that secession could lead to significant financial burdens, with per capita debt rising sharply. Despite these concerns, the group remains focused on presenting a structured approach to independence, framing it as a logical process akin to corporate acquisitions rather than an abrupt separation.

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