Former Bank of England Governor Mark Carney visited Calgary on Thursday and publicly urged residents of Alberta to vote “No to the Nine” in the upcoming referendum. The referendum encompasses nine questions related to immigration and constitutional reform within Alberta. Carney cautioned Albertans against supporting the proposed changes, without detailing his specific reasoning during the visit. He believes a “No” vote is crucial. The questions have sparked debate regarding Alberta’s autonomy and its relationship with the federal government. The referendum is expected to gauge public opinion on these significant issues, and Carney’s intervention signals the high stakes involved for Alberta. The results will likely shape future political discussions within the province.