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You keep showing up!
Red Deer and Medicine Hat keep showing up week after week to protest. They are on Week 27!
Medicine Hat - Saturday
Address TransCanada Way/13th Ave. Time 10:30 - 11:30 am
Red Deer - Saturday
Address Adriana LaGrange’s Office on the corner of 202-5913 50 Ave, Red Deer,
Time 10:30 - 11:30
Forever Canada Petitions are Live
If you signed up to collect signatures, be patient; they are getting to that as quickly as they can. They have 90 days to collect the signatures. Let’s show the UCP and the rest of Canada that Albertans want to stay in Canada. Update - 20,000 Albertans have signed up to be canvassers. We can do this!
August 16, 2025, Nate Pike from the BreakdownAB is going to do a live show in Edmonton - Grindstone Theatre. Get your tickets here: Nate Pike's Patreon Link for Live Show Tickets. (You can join for free)
August 18, 2025, Federal By-Election - Battle River - Crowfoot
August 19, 2025
Affirming Families brings people together to share experiences, ask hard questions, and celebrate the journey of parenting 2SLGBTQIA+ children and youth with love and courage.
Fort McMurray, August 26, 2025. We will update the location when we know it. Mark your calendars if you can attend. Doors open at 5 pm for the Alberta Next Panel.
September 2, 2025, Medicine Hat is planning a town hall. Stay tuned for details.
September 6, 2025, the Alberta Separatists are planning another day of flag-waving and banners on overpasses. We can let them know that we are Canadians Forever. We will post when and where these will be happening once we know. This last Saturday, they were on the 112 Ave/Wayne Gretzky overpass. A convoy of Canadians and Indigenous elders made a few passes to let them know they were on Treaty Six Territory and that we are all Canadians. Let’s make Some Good Trouble.
Tuesday, September 9, 2025 - Warburg/Pembina Surface Rights Group meets on the 2nd Tuesday of each month. It is well worth the trip and time to meet Carl, who is an expert on all things regarding gas wells on farms in the area. Mark Dorin and a special guest from the Alberta Government will be there to talk about the Government’s plan to address the abandoned oil and gas well situation.
TOWN HALLS - ABR is hitting the road.
Thursday, September 11, 2025, ABR will be holding a town hall in Sherwood Park to outline what a recall entails and to meet Resistors who want to actively support recalls. Stay tuned for more details.
Monday, September 15, 2025, ABR will be holding a town hall in Lethbridge at the SAEA Multicultural Association, 421 6 Avenue S. @ 7 pm. Coffee’s On.
Thursday, September 25, 2025, ABR will be holding a town hall in Calgary. We would love to meet you and create a community in your constituency to recall your MLA if you feel they are not meeting the needs of your community.
They have changed the messaging on the link for the Alberta Next Panel:
Real change starts with you. Let your voice be heard at Alberta.ca/next. Alberta may hold a referendum in 2026. Help decide what’s on it.
The next town halls are:
Fort McMurray on August 26 - Protest planned. See the info above. See the link below. There is no official protest planned, but we can stand on public land and bring our signs, our noise makers, and let them know we want a strong United Canada with an Alberta that looks after its citizens.
Lloydminster on August 27
Lethbridge on September 11th
Airdrie on September 15th
Grand Prairie on September 17th
Calgary on September 29th
Online October 1st and 22nd
The links will be live on the website 2 weeks before each town hall.
Here are the links for the two completed town halls.
You have to watch all 6 videos that are on the survey page. You have 15 minutes to ask questions or make statements about each topic. Each speaker gets 45 seconds (if you are against the message). If you are for the message, it’s the moderator's choice.
You can sign up here to attend if you want to see what it is all about.
Are you a research/writing/social media person who wants to promote the recall campaigns? Sign up to volunteer your way here.
We are looking for people who would like to drop literature or to door-knock. Getting information out there is vital as we face Alberta’s next plan for town halls. Sign up here.
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We are taking some time off in July. Look for us in August.
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Thank you for reaching out. Why do we want to stay in Canada? That is a great question. I can't answer for everyone, but here is my answer: Canada started as an idea. A large land mass that was sparsely populated. One that the first nations roamed leaving very little trace or impact on the land. The fishers arrived to the Grand Banks and took fish back to Europe. Then the first explorers arrived finding a vast wilderness with wild animals a small human footprint and they declared the land France's and the the English came. Beaver hats were very popular and the furtrade was born. Then people came to make a life for themselves. Moving west. Some First Nations signed treaties that bind us together even today. People came to settle here break land, farm, build the railway, provide services. They came from Europe, US, Asia, Africa, and South America. We have celebrated and adopted their foods, culture, music etc from all over the world. We are a mosaic! It is amazing to have a country where all cultures can live together in peace. We may not be perfect. Each province is like a sibling in the family. We don't always get along but we a have something to bring to the table. Alberta compares itself to Quebec who set it's position within confederation at the very beginning. It is using Quebec as a blueprint to develop more autonomy. Setting up foreign offices, looking at APP, private police force, etc. As Canadians we are used to doing hard things, relying on our neighbour's, disagreeing about things. But we have always talked to each other. Tried to support those who need it. Alberta got the TMX pipeline. Maritimers came to Alberta to help build the oil sands. Alberta put out the Alberta is Calling campaign and Ontarians and BCers heard the call and came. We have work to do... reconciliation is an ongoing process, but when we work together Canada is an amazing country. That's why I am Canadian.
You want to keep Alberta in Canada? As a separatist, I would like to know one thing.
Why?
What is the reason for your undeserved devotion to Canada?
I have yet to see a cogent reason for us to stay. (Unless you count gold-medal winning hockey teams.)
How does Alberta benefit from being a province in Canada?
Can anyone answer without the use of tired patriotic platitudes, doomsday threats, or attempts to bully, guilt or shame us into compliance?
Hi Keith,
Thank you for reaching out. Why do we want to stay in Canada? That is a great question. I can't answer for everyone, but here is my answer: Canada started as an idea. A large land mass that was sparsely populated. One that the first nations roamed leaving very little trace or impact on the land. The fishers arrived to the Grand Banks and took fish back to Europe. Then the first explorers arrived finding a vast wilderness with wild animals a small human footprint and they declared the land France's and the the English came. Beaver hats were very popular and the furtrade was born. Then people came to make a life for themselves. Moving west. Some First Nations signed treaties that bind us together even today. People came to settle here break land, farm, build the railway, provide services. They came from Europe, US, Asia, Africa, and South America. We have celebrated and adopted their foods, culture, music etc from all over the world. We are a mosaic! It is amazing to have a country where all cultures can live together in peace. We may not be perfect. Each province is like a sibling in the family. We don't always get along but we a have something to bring to the table. Alberta compares itself to Quebec who set it's position within confederation at the very beginning. It is using Quebec as a blueprint to develop more autonomy. Setting up foreign offices, looking at APP, private police force, etc. As Canadians we are used to doing hard things, relying on our neighbour's, disagreeing about things. But we have always talked to each other. Tried to support those who need it. Alberta got the TMX pipeline. Maritimers came to Alberta to help build the oil sands. Alberta put out the Alberta is Calling campaign and Ontarians and BCers heard the call and came. We have work to do... reconciliation is an ongoing process, but when we work together Canada is an amazing country. That's why I am Canadian.