Survey of Alberta doctors suggests more than half would stop practising if province separates
2026-10-14 from cbc.ca
Hundreds of physicians say they would stop practising medicine in Alberta if the province separates from Canada, according to a survey by the Alberta Medical Association (AMA).
Of the 1,649 physicians surveyed by the AMA, 15 per cent said they would continue living and practising in Alberta if it became an independent country, and 18 per cent were uncertain about what they would do.
The survey found 55 per cent of respondents said they would move to another Canadian province or territory, while a small percentage would retire or leave the medical field earlier than planned.
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