While the "remain" side is likely to garner the most votes, what will be interesting is the margin of victory, If it's closer than expected (even if it's not), you can be sure the issue of Alberta separatism will not be going away. It will - as paterson1 suggested - be "a very interesting night."

Communicating over the weekend with family members and friends who reside in Alberta, it was about a 70-30% split with the majority voting to remain as Canadians. One of my cousins told me that the whole ordeal has caused alot of turmoil with some people now not speaking with family and neighbors anymore. 

It's the trucker convoy v2.0 and should be analysed as such - a germ of legitimate grievance overwhelmed by grifters and parasites well-lubricated by foreign funding (American and Russian) and logistical support (mostly American).

Chrisphen wrote:

It's the trucker convoy v2.0 and should be analysed as such - a germ of legitimate grievance overwhelmed by grifters and parasites well-lubricated by foreign funding (American and Russian) and logistical support (mostly American).

That's indeed the problem - a wee drop of truth spun by grifters for their political and often personal gain. They love the uneducated, who are easily manipulated into true believers who willingly spin the wheels! Of course, all powerful entities and elite groups do this to varying extents, not just Truckers / Magats / Alt-Right. One little discussed political result is tug of war between ideologies, so that solutions to real problems get nit-picked, become unduly controversial, and either die on the table or get bastardized into a meaningless, ineffective and often destructive compromise - rather than using different points of view to actually improve or modify proposed solutions. Safe injection centres come quickly to mind.
 

It's as expected , majority vote to remain in the federation of Canada. 

The results started coming in a bit after 2am our time apparently.  This morning at 6am the main separation question  was about 76 to 24% to remain in Canada.  The other questions were still being counted but some  like a more say with immigration in Alberta were leading.  All ballots were counted by hand and the separation question were done first.  All of the questions were separate ballots, and some people didn't complete all of them.