King expressed 'concern' over Alberta separatists, say First Nations chiefs

Indigenous leaders made Charles aware of the "threat" posed by the movement during a meeting in London, they say.

Grand Chief Joey Pete of the Confederacy of Treaty Six First Nations reported that King Charles III expressed concern over Alberta's separatist movement during a meeting in London, emphasizing the threat it poses to treaty agreements.

Grand Chief Joey Pete stated that King Charles III was very interested in the issue of Alberta separatism and committed to learning more about its implications for treaty rights.

The Confederacy of Treaty No. 6 First Nations released a statement detailing their meeting with King Charles III, highlighting discussions on Alberta separatism and the reaffirmation of treaty relationships.

Grand Chief Joey Pete and Chief Desmond Bull met with King Charles III, raising concerns about Alberta separatism and its impact on historic Treaties. The King expressed concern and committed to learning more.

Grand Chief Joey Pete of the Confederacy of Treaty No. 6 First Nations stated that King Charles III expressed concern over Alberta's separatist push during a meeting with Indigenous leaders.