Calgary, Alberta — September 26, 2026: A community rally promoting Canadian unity and expressing opposition to separation is scheduled to take place in Calgary on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
Organizers have announced a “Huge Pro Canada Rally” under the message “No Separation – Pro Canada.” The event is intended to bring together community members who want to show their support for the unity of Canada and to encourage public participation in discussions surrounding the country’s future.
According to the event poster, the rally will be held from 12 noon to 2 p.m. at Rio Banquet Hall. Organizers have invited members of the public to attend and participate.
The rally is being promoted as a community gathering centred on support for Canada. Organizers are encouraging people from different backgrounds and communities to come together and demonstrate their support for maintaining a united Canada.
The event comes amid continuing public discussion in Alberta and across Canada about provincial-federal relations, regional concerns and the question of Alberta’s place within Confederation. The organizers’ stated position for the rally is explicitly pro-Canada and against separation.
The promotional material carries the message “Long Live Canada” and features Canadian flags and images of the Toronto skyline, emphasizing the organizers’ focus on Canadian national unity.
Several community representatives have been listed as contacts for the event, including Raghbir Singh Barati, Bhupinder Singh Dheri, Ch. Azhar Haleem, Asif Malik, Syed Hassan Nawab, Syed Sarfraz Shah, Kuldip Singh Gill and Manjit Singh Jaswal.
The organizers have described the gathering as open to everyone and are calling on residents to attend and show their support.
The rally is scheduled for Sunday, September 27, from 12 noon to 2 p.m. at Rio Banquet Hall in Calgary.
Media/Community Contacts listed on the event poster:
Raghbir Singh Barati
Bhupinder Singh Dheri
Ch. Azhar Haleem
Asif Malik
Syed Hassan Nawab
Syed Sarfraz Shah
Kuldip Singh Gill
Manjit Singh Jaswal
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