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article legal experts weigh in on whats next for albertas proposed separation
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- Alberta court ruled against proposed separation referendum due to inadequate Indigenous consultation.
- Justice Shaina Leonard determined the chief electoral officer improperly approved the petition.
- Premier Danielle Smith plans to challenge the ruling in the Alberta Court of Appeal.
- Timeline for appeal to Supreme Court could extend beyond planned October referendum.
- Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation led the legal challenge.