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“It doesn’t mean that we should throw out scientific evidence altogether, and my concern is that they might use that as a rationale to just completely abandon the scientific process instead of reforming it.”

“Do we stop it altogether? Do we go ahead? What do we do?”

The few hundred "Never Resident" voters would be excluded from the count altogether.

Many voters in Alberta, however, dismiss the notion of independence altogether, even if they agree that the province has been overlooked.

The NHF says one in three providers in England it surveyed say they may have to stop providing services altogether, meaning the loss of 70,000 supported homes across the country.