Leo Campos Aldunez

Jordan Leichnitz: "You can't expect Albertans to fairly vote on this question when it's clear that the forces in favour of separation are cheating."

David Cochrane: It is tough to allow a process that has been punctuated by illegality at various levels proceed unchecked. Charelle Evelyn: And to just say, well, that's democracy — there's got to be some guardrails.

Tim Powers reacts to Danielle Smith calling Alberta judge's decision 'antidemocratic': "Let's not forget the obvious fact we all learned in our civics classes: there's nothing undemocratic about the judiciary — they exist in our system to provide a check and a balance in circumstances like this."

Carlene Variyan: "You want to attract a proponent to bankroll a $50B pipeline, and you're asking people to take a look at the province of Alberta, and this is what they're seeing in the news. Who's putting their money into this province?"

Jordan Leichnitz reacts to Danielle Smith calling Alberta judge's decision 'undemocratic': "She may not like it, she may wish to appeal it, and that's well within her government's rights, but it's not undemocratic. And her choice there is to run down the very system itself."

Chief Allan Adam on Danielle Smith calling Alberta judge's decision 'undemocratic': "It's a good win for Canada, it's a good win for Albertans. It is a democratic process because that's what the Constitution is there for."