Toronto, Oct. 21 -- Voters in the western Canadian province of Alberta were on track to reject an attempt a separating it from Canada as results of a referendum came in early on Tuesday. The principal question was whether it would remain a province of Canada or the provincial government would commence the legal process required under the Canadian Constitution to hold a binding provincial referendum on whether or not it should separate from the country. About 90 minutes after polls closed, major Canadian networks projected that the "remain" voters had prevailed. However, voters agreed with the province that Alberta should take "increased control over immigration"....