The Alberta Prosperity Project (APP) announced CEO Dennis Modry has resigned from his position. .Modry was APP CEO since it was founded in 2022, overseeing a team dedicated to ensuring Alberta is prosperous, according to a Thursday press release. The release said the APP saw significant progress in areas such as membership growth, public awareness, and fundraising under his leadership. .He was instrumental in helping to establish the referendum strategy to push for Alberta’s prosperity, freedom, and independence. .The Alberta Prosperity Society Board appointed APP Chief Operating Officer Rejean Lavoie as interim CEO while it moves forward with the search for a permanent successor to lead it. Lavoie brings with him many years of experience leading large projects to completion. .The APP thanked Modry for his contributions to Alberta’s quest for independence and wished him all the best in his future endeavours. As it says goodbye and looks forward with confidence, it remains dedicated to achieving its common goal of a sovereign Alberta. .The APP launched an outline for a future petition to hold a referendum about the Alberta government negotiating new terms for its connection to Canada on February 2. .READ MORE: Alberta sovereignty group starts petition plan to force new relationship with Canada.“Since Alberta joined Confederation on Sept. 1, 1905, no Alberta Provincial Government has ever been able to protect the individual freedoms, rights, prosperity, and sovereignty of all Albertans, businesses, and organizations due to the imbalance of power between the federal and Alberta governments,” it said. .The petition will be completed through a Citizens Initiative Act, which requires 600,000 signatures collected over a period of not more than 90 days to force a referendum. Since it is difficult to gather 600,000 signatures to a petition in 90 days, the APP said the solution is “to grow the membership to greater than 600,000 members wherein the contact information is housed in our secure and confidential database.”.Modry declined to comment.
