Alberta country music star Paul Brandt isn’t divulging his stance on the ongoing separatism movement in the province.
Brandt refused to provide a definitive answer when asked by reporters for a yes-or-no response to whether he believes Alberta should separate from Canada.
He says there are a lot of people with legitimate grievances in the province and the country.
A post on Brandt’s social media account Saturday shows a photo of him at a crosswalk with lyrics from his song Alberta Bound over top.
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A highlighted line reads, “Yeah, I’ve got independence in my veins.”
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Brandt says it’s not up to him to make political statements to sway others.
Alberta separatists have been gathering signatures across the province to urge a referendum that would ask residents if they agree the province should leave Canada.
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