Sources: Western Canadian separatism
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Reference work · Independent publication
Maverick Party (Wikipedia) link
General-reference encyclopedia article, consulted via citation, on the 10 January 2020 founding of Wexit Canada by Peter Downing following the 2019 federal election, its September 2020 rebranding as the Maverick Party, its stated goals of constitutional change or independence for the broader Western Canadian region, and its 28 February 2025 deregistration by Elections Canada.
Cited on: Western Canadian separatism, History of Western Canadian separatism, Western Canadian separatism: current status · Source record
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News report · Independent publication
Maverick Party out (federal election) (CBC News) link
Canadian journalistic reporting, consulted via citation, on the Maverick Party's modest electoral performance, receiving just over 1% of the vote in Alberta and Saskatchewan and an insignificant vote share in British Columbia and Manitoba.
Cited on: Western Canadian separatism, History of Western Canadian separatism, Western Canadian separatism: current status · Source record