EDMONTON, Oct. 17 -- Prime Minister Mark Carney called on Albertans on Friday night to vote to remain in Canada, in his second speech in as many nights at a Forever Canadian rally in Edmonton, as divisions inside the governing United Conservative Party came into focus.

Carney wrapped up a two-day trip ahead of Monday's referendum, in which voters will decide whether to remain in Canada or hold a second, binding referendum to begin the process of separation. Albertans vote on ten Alberta referendum questions, and only the last asks about leaving the country. Earlier in the day in Red Deer, he and Premier Danielle Smith urged the province to "move forward together," according to CTV News. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, speaking at a...