Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says his Conservative Party supports staying within Confederation, despite rising separatist agitation in Alberta and related discussion that extends into other provinces. Moe’s comments come as debate about Alberta’s place in Canada continues, with separatist rhetoric periodically appearing in Alberta politics and public discourse. He characterizes the movement as ongoing “bubbling away,” rather than an immediate change in policy, and emphasizes that his party’s position remains unchanged. Moe also indicates that similar agitation is not limited to Alberta alone, noting that separatist ideas are seen in Saskatchewan as well. Across the reporting, the focus is on Moe’s reaffirmation of the party’s stance: that Saskatchewan should remain part of Canada rather than pursue separation. The articles present his remarks as a political clarification intended to counter or steady calls tied to the separation debate, while acknowledging that the issue continues to surface across the region. No new legislative actions are described in the coverage; the emphasis is on reaffirming allegiance to Confederation.