Gillian Steward: Alberta Separatists Blow up Their Credibility in an Effort to Secure Votes

Gillian Steward: Alberta separatists blow up their credibility in an effort to secure votes

An Alberta separatist group published a comprehensive list of Alberta voters and is now under investigation by the RCMP.

Letters: Alberta electors list breach a violation of our data

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Your letters: Misuse of electors list a betrayal

So, Elections Alberta is taking seriously the unauthorized use of the Republican Party of Alberta’s copy of the electors list by the Centurion Project Ltd.

How Did an Alberta Separatist Group Get Its Hands on the Voter List?

You can think of democracy in many ways. It is a word that stands in for a set of interconnected, abstract concepts—like freedom, equality, the right to vote in fair elections, government for the people, not the few. But boiled down, democracy, or a democracy, is a list. The list of electors comprises the full, legal names of people who have the right to vote in an election, their addresses, unique voter identification numbers, and the polling s…

RCMP Investigates Alberta Separatist Group Over Alleged Misuse of 2.9 Million Voter Records

Alberta’s RCMP has launched an investigation into the Centurion Project, a pro-independence organization that built a publicly searchable voter database allegedly drawn from the province’s protected list of electors — exposing the personal information of nearly three million Albertans and triggering a court injunction, a parallel Elections Alberta probe, and calls for accountability from Premier Danielle Smith and Prime Minister Mark Carney. Ele…

RCMP investigating after millions of Alberta voter records exposed by separatist group

EDMONTON — A judge has ordered an Alberta separatist group to take down an online database containing voter information, while the RCMP investigates how the data was obtained and shared. The Court of King’s Bench granted an injunction requiring the Centurion Project to remove access to the database and prevent further distribution of information drawn from Alberta’s list of electors, which contains personal details on roughly 2.9 million residen…