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1. MORTGAGES/LOANS: What Will Happen to My Mortgage? Mortgages, HELOCs, loans, and lines of credit are private contracts. Just as car payments are not erased when you move to a…

It is important to clarify that the APP is not a political party. While it can advise Albertans and the Alberta government on public policy, it cannot legally pass any…

The APP, with the help of legal scholars, economists, professors, and other experts, is currently drafting a proposed Alberta constitution. The current draft is being continually refined to make it…

If there’s one thing investors hate, it’s uncertainty. Federal bills like C–69 and C–48 devastate Alberta’s economy. Why? Because they drastically decrease investor confidence in Canada’s regulatory process. No one…

It is almost certain that Canada will try and stop Alberta from separating. Here’s why: Alberta is Canada’s largest provincial economy per-capita. For Canada, losing Alberta means losing $billions worth…

As an independent, non–profit, educational group, the APP does not support or endorse any political parties, but rather, educates Albertans and Canadians on the merits of Alberta independence.

The APP is proposing Alberta become a constitutional republic. Here’s why: Protected Democracy – The terms “democracy” and “republic” are often used interchangeably, but they are not the same. The…

Yes, as an independent country, Alberta will have its own passports. It will also work its hardest to negotiate a dual–citizenship agreement with Canada so that Albertans can carry both…