Once seeking Senate reform, Alberta now ponders voting to be ‘rid of the darn thing’

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One of the questions Albertans will vote on is whether they support the Government of Alberta working with other provinces to amend the Constitution to abolish the federal Senate." width="620" />

Unlike the triple-E movement of decades past, Albertans are being asked to consider a more dramatic gambit as part of October's referendum: abolishing the Red Chamber entirely.

That would be no easy feat.