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Businesses and economists say the proposed Alberta separatism referendum question is creating uncertainty that could hurt investment in the province. Some Alberta companies say the political climate has already prompted concern from investors and, in at least one case, consideration of moving operations elsewhere.Anthony Nelson, co-founder of 2S Water, said his investors began raising questions shortly after Premier Danielle Smith unveiled the referendum question last week.“I had a number of investors who said, ‘OK, what’s your plan for getting out of Alberta?’” Nelson said.The Oct. 19 referendum will include a question on whether Alberta should remain in Canada or if…
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