We'renot done.
On October 19, Albertans chose Canada. Keeping this country together is still work, and it still needs you.
From a petition to a province that chose Canada.
In just over a year, ordinary Albertans collected signatures, planted signs, welcomed Thomas and the Unity Bus in town after town, filled two arenas with the Prime Minister and turned out to vote.
- 01The petition
- 02Lawn signs
- 03The Unity Bus
- 04Concert for Unity
- 05Two rallies with the Prime Minister
- 06The vote
On October 19, Albertans voted to stay in Canada. About three in four of them.
Across Canada and around the world: CBC News, CTV News, Global News, The Globe and Mail, CityNews, The New York Times, CNN and The Associated Press, plus community papers in every corner of Alberta.
Result: Elections Alberta's official results, released October 29, 2026. Press impressions: Forever Canadian media tracking.
We won the vote. Now we keep the country together.
On October 19, Albertans said it clearly: we are Canadian, and we intend to stay that way.
That happened because of you. You signed the petition, planted the signs, welcomed the bus, filled the halls and talked to your neighbours.
One vote doesn't end the conversation. One in four Albertans chose the other option. They are our neighbours, our co-workers and our families, and we want to understand why. Our job now is to listen, and to make sure Alberta is heard inside Canada.
We're not done. Stay with us.
Stay with the movement.
Be the first to hear what Forever Canadian does next. By email, by text, or both: you choose.
- 01First word on what comes next
- 02Invitations to events near you
- 03Ways to help, from an hour to a weekend
This is what unity looks like.
Concerts in the park, signs on the lawn, a bus in the mountains and two arenas full of flags.
Bring Alberta together.
The vote is settled. The frustration behind it isn't. One in four Albertans chose Option 2, and we want to understand why.
We'll listen.
We'll open conversations with Albertans who voted the other way, so their concerns are heard inside Canada and not used to pull it apart.
You'll hear it first.
What Forever Canadian does next will be announced to supporters first. Stay with the movement and you'll know before anyone else.
Albertans, in their own words.
902 supporters shared a photo and why they stand with Canada. Here are a few of them.
59 years as a Canadian residing in Alberta.John · Calgary
I come from an immigrant family who are all very, very proud to be Canadian.Willi · Calgary
The silent majority is becoming less silent.Kim · Sundre
I grew up in a few countries in Africa, in SE Asia and the Caribbean.Libby · Waiparous
I’m a first-generation Canadian and a proud member of the Forever Canadian family.Evgeny · Calgary
I have lived in Alberta my whole life and I am Canadian!Ingrid · Edmonton
I’m a 4th generation Canadian.Melanie · Cochrane
Canada means everything to me.Elizabeth · EdmontonKeep the movement going.
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