Forever Canadian and Alberta Prosperity Project launch final push ahead of referendum vote

Global News reports on the final stretch before Alberta's referendum vote, with the vote less than 10 days away. The Alberta Prosperity Project's convoy ended in Spruce Grove with a flag walk and a gathering of nearly 50 people, and participants told Global News they feel their voices are as strong as ever. The opposing Forever Canadian campaign plans to continue its Unity Tour Bus travels in the days before the vote. Its leader, Thomas Lukaszuk, says the campaign has handed out roughly 100,000 lawn signs. Reporter Katherine Ludwig covers how both campaigns are feeling.

• Alberta referendum vote is less than 10 days away
• Alberta Prosperity Project convoy ends in Spruce Grove with a flag walk
• Forever Canadian Unity Tour Bus continues campaigning before the vote
• Forever Canadian says roughly 100,000 lawn signs have been given out

Alberta's referendum vote is less than 10 days away and the Forever Canadian campaign and the Alberta Prosperity Project are finalizing their pitch to voters ahead of the referendum. The Alberta Prosperity Project’s convoy ended in Spruce Grove with a flag walk and a gathering of nearly 50 people. Those who spoke with Global News say they feel as though their voices are as strong as ever. In the opposing campaign, the Forever Canadian Unity Tour Bus plans to continue its travels in the days leading up to the vote. The leader of the campaign, Thomas Lukaszuk, says they’ve given out roughly 100,000 lawn signs. Katherine Ludwig has more on how the campaigns are feeling. For more info, please go to https://globalnews.ca Subscribe to Global News Channel HERE: http://bit.ly/20fcXDc Follow Global News on X HERE: http://bit.ly/1Toz8mt Follow Global News on TikTok HERE: https://www.tiktok.com/@globalnews.ca?lang=en #GlobalNews