The Alberta referendum on independence is approaching, with recent polls indicating that campaigns supporting remaining part of Canada are gaining momentum. According to a survey conducted by Leger, Andrew Enns noted that the usual expectation of higher voter turnout among those advocating for separation has not materialized. The data suggests that supporters of remaining within Canada are showing increased engagement. The referendum, scheduled for later this year, will determine whether Alberta will seek independence from Canada. The poll highlights a shift in public sentiment, with more Albertans expressing a desire to stay part of the country. This development comes amid ongoing discussions about the province's future and its relationship with the federal government. The results could influence political strategies ahead of the vote. The survey reflects growing concerns about the potential consequences of separation, with many voters weighing the economic and social implications. As the referendum nears, the political landscape in Alberta continues to evolve.