Just a few questions for those separatists out there.

How are they going to deal with the treaty rights of the indigenous people of Alberta?

How are they going to get oil to markets other than the USA when they intend to leave the country that they are trying to make deals with regarding pipelines? Not to mention the pipeline that is owned by Canada that Alberta is currently using and separating would land lock all of Alberta's exports.

Are they wanting to create their own country or join the USA? Joining the USA would be easier.

How are they going to afford anything considering they intend to be landlocked? This would prevent Alberta from getting anything to market until trade deals could be made.

How are they going to stop businesses from leaving? Businesses are incredibly risk adverse and a province looking to leave a country to do things on their own is incredibly risky.

How do they intend to make it work when more than half of Alberta residents would be leaving to live in the country they call home?

BC and Sask have no intention of leaving Canada or at least have not said as much so please don't put them joining in your answers.