Alberta lawmakers finish their spring legislative sitting with a broad agenda of bills moving through the House, even as separatist politics largely shapes the tone of debate. Multiple measures considered during the sitting would affect areas ranging from public resources such as library books to health-related topics including medically assisted death. Throughout the session, lawmakers also faced repeated verbal clashes during question period, with Alberta separatism emerging as a central driver of the disputes. While the legislature discusses and advances legislation that covers day-to-day policy issues, separatist-linked arguments frequently take focus in question period, overshadowing other lines of debate. The two outlets reporting on the wrap-up characterize the sitting as one where the legislative workload continues, but public and political attention is concentrated on the separatism issue as lawmakers spar over related questions. Overall, the reports present the conclusion of the spring sitting as both a legislative step forward and a period marked by sustained controversy tied to separatist sentiment.