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We areForever Canadian.

Albertans from every walk of life who believe our province's future is in Canada. We're not a political party. We're the people who signed, volunteered, planted signs and voted.

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Sign pickup at the Unity Bus
The Unity Bus, town by town
The Edmonton team

A movement of neighbours.

Teachers, farmers, retirees, students, newcomers and families whose roots here go back generations. We came together for one reason: Alberta belongs in Canada.

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Citizens, not a party.

Forever Canadian is the Forever-Canadian Citizens Initiative Society. We back no party and no candidate. We back Canada.

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In English and in French.

Every sign, page and letter we make is in both languages. In March 2026 we partnered with the Association canadienne-française de l'Alberta.

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In every corner of Alberta.

Volunteers ran pop-ups in communities across the province, from big cities to small towns, and the Unity Bus went town by town.

From a petition to a province that chose Canada.

Supporters with the Unity Bus at dusk

A Unity Bus stop at dusk

  1. June 30, 2025

    Elections Alberta approves our petition

    One question: do you agree that Alberta should remain in Canada?

  2. Summer and fall 2025

    Albertans sign

    Volunteers collect signatures at farmers' markets, festivals, driveways and community halls. Thomas drives the Unity Bus across the province.

  3. October 28, 2025

    The petition goes to Elections Alberta

    The largest citizen-initiated petition in Alberta's history.

  4. December 1, 2025

    Elections Alberta certifies it

    The petition clears the old Citizen Initiative Act's higher bar.

  5. March 5, 2026

    Francophone Albertans join us

    A partnership with the Association canadienne-française de l'Alberta.

  6. Summer 2026

    Lawn signs go up across Alberta

    Free, bilingual, and handed out at pop-ups and from the Unity Bus.

  7. October 15 and 16, 2026

    Albertans fill arenas with the Prime Minister

    Forever Canadian's rallies in Calgary and Edmonton.

  8. October 19, 2026

    Alberta chooses Canada

    Albertans vote to stay in Canada, in ridings across the province.

Thomas A. Lukaszuk at the podium at the Calgary rally

Thomas A. Lukaszuk.

Thomas came to Canada as a boy, a refugee from Poland under martial law, with no English. Canadians he had never met welcomed his family with open arms.

He went on to serve Albertans as an MLA, and as Deputy Premier. In 2025, as talk of separation grew louder, he filed the petition that became Forever Canadian, and drove the Unity Bus across the province to collect its signatures.

“The overarching motivation is just pure love of this country.”

Thomas A. LukaszukFounder, Forever Canadian · Former Deputy Premier of Alberta
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The most high-tech citizen movement in the history of Alberta and Canada. And the most successful.

Forever Canadian ran on software built for it: one live system for every sign, pop-up, volunteer, rally pass and message, in English and in French. A volunteer in Grande Prairie and Thomas in Edmonton saw the same thing, as it happened.

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Join in a minute

Sign up with an email or a mobile number, order a lawn sign, find a pop-up or give, in English or French.

Lawn signs

From request to lawn

Order online, then pick up at a pop-up with a pass on your phone, or have a volunteer bring it. Every hand-off is logged.

Team Forever Canadian

The volunteers' own app

Volunteers create pop-ups, hand out signs and run the doors at rallies, from their phones.

Stories

Albertans, in their own words

Post a photo and a line about why you're staying. Each photo is checked automatically before it goes up.

Rally passes

Through the door in seconds

Register, get a pass by email, and volunteers scan it at the door on their phones.

Letters and texts

Every supporter, the same morning

Letters and texts to every supporter at once, in both languages. An unsubscribe is honoured everywhere.

The Stories feed on a phone
A rally pass checked at the door in the volunteers' app

Stories, and a rally pass at the door in Team Forever Canadian (sample data)

Built with our technology partner, Botler.

And it worked.

On October 19, Albertans voted to stay in Canada. By a wide margin.

  • The petitionThe largest citizen-initiated petition in Alberta's history.
  • The signsForever Canadian lawn signs in every corner of the province.
  • The ralliesArenas full in Calgary and Edmonton, with the Prime Minister.
  • The pressCoverage across Canada and around the world.
  • The voteAlbertans chose Canada.
Volunteers in Forever Canadian shirts with the Prime Minister

The heroes are the volunteers.

They knocked on doors in the heat and stood at markets in the rain. They hosted pop-ups in their driveways, welcomed the Unity Bus and filled arenas. This movement is theirs.

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Where we stand.

The plain record, for anyone who asks.

  • Who we areThe Forever-Canadian Citizens Initiative Society, founded by Thomas A. Lukaszuk.
  • Not a partyForever Canadian is not a political party, and it backs no party or candidate.
  • Elections AlbertaRegistered as a Referendum Third Party Advertiser since June 8, 2026.
  • PartnersThe Association canadienne-française de l'Alberta, since March 5, 2026.
  • Contactinfo@forever-canadian.ca

We're not done.
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Keeping this country together is still work, and it still needs you.

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