Alberta Independence Rally in Calgary

SDA regular, Marc in Calgary, has shared with us information about an important event in Calgary tomorrow evening.

For folks in the Calgary area, we’re having a friendly get-together about Alberta Independence. If you’re interested in hearing more about the destiny of Alberta, please do attend if you can.  If you’re from out of town and think parking will be a problem, there is a C-train stop within a block of the entrance to the BMO / Bank of Montreal Centre. Attendance at these events in the small towns has been outstanding.

Date: Monday, January 26, 2026
Time: 11am – Signing begins   7pm – Speakers
Location: The Big Four Building
Address: 1801 Big Four Trail SE, Calgary, AB
Event link

Update: More Info from Marc.

20 Replies to “Alberta Independence Rally in Calgary”

  1. God Bless this Rally and make it the start of the dismantling of this horrific existence in this Marxist Hellhole.

    I can’t believe the Hatred I have for this country. I think of my Grandad who fought in Iceland, Europe, and helped liberate Holland. He was away for half a decade and this is the country we have made…..

    God Damn the FILTHY LIBERALS

    1. Thanks Marc!

      Was going to go to the signing in Monarch yesterday but events conspired against me. Can anyone provide an update as to how that event went.

      There was one in Raymond as well. I don’t fit in there as well with my coffee mug 😉

    2. Marc, the first time you mentioned this weeks ago, I made a calendar reminder to run this today wrt tomorrow’s event. My research showed that the venue changed, so I updated that.

      If there’s anything more you want me to share here on SDA, you know how to reach me directly.

      1. Thank you Robert, I don’t know what else to add to the post, and THANK YOU for posting it with the correction though I think people would see the massive lineup outside and figure it out… 😉
        BMO holds about 5k and the Big Four Building holds about 8k, I have a Dr. to see tomorrow early AM and will be headed that way after, though I can’t say if I’ll be there until 7PM when the speakers do their thing.
        It will be posted to X/Twitter I’m certain, other evening’s presentations have been as well and I’ve watched a couple of them, though I don’t know who is responsible for that.

        Jeffery Rath is one of the insiders organizing this entire thing, and he’s posted today that the numbers from last week were very good. This was during the cold snap here in AB but that didn’t deter folks from lining up outside. I wasn’t going to mention Rath as his number is real high, and also not wanting people to think, “hey they have enough signatures already” … because a petition of +1 million would certainly be good to have.

    3. Marc, will there be a video/live feed for this event? I’m back in the US…

      Glad I flew back from the US for a week last week, petition was in okotoks and put my John Henry in!

      1. I think so on X/Twitter, but today I don’t know who will be doing so.
        I’ve always liked Okotoks, was the first area I looked at moving to when I moved here and Okotoks had 9k …

      1. Canada’s mistake was pretending the Plains of Abraham never happened. The biggest mistake Canada ever made was the Bi and bi Commission.

      2. Goodness, they’ve fallen low in Quebec. What a ludicrously stupid fuss.

        Remember when John Lennon was asked if Ringo was the best drummer in rock, and replied, “Ringo isn’t even the best drummer in the Beatles”? When I lived in Quebec City (half a century ago), if the locals heard someone talking tosh (as people do) about the Battle of the Plains of Abraham as the most important battle in North American history, they would snort and say, “The Plains of Abraham isn’t even the most important battle in Quebec City history”. The Plains of Abraham certainly had nothing to do with the very real co-operation between English and French which built Quebec City and Montreal as we knew them. And those cities as we knew them have little to do with today’s Quebec, which is as rootless and ahistoric as Ikea furniture.

        So when Carney talks rubbish about the Plains of Abraham, he should be called out. Instead we get an idiot stew of chestnuts in drivel, every imagined grievance and every ingrained prejudice against the English dragged out to howl, most of it further off the mark than Carney was. It’s sad and a disgrace.

    1. I’m sure the Laurentian Elite are getting ready to attack on ten levels, from obvious to slime.

      Alberta should have already set-up their own provincial security agency – and maybe they have – just to protect their provincial interests, let alone protect them from Ottawa.
      Alberta Special Security or ASS – keeping Albertans safe from Eastern fifth columnists.

    1. Canada could easily survive the separation of Quebec….in fact, Canada would flourish without Quebec. Canada would NOT survive the separation of Alberta.

  2. Heh,off to a great start.
    Diagolon..
    When the scare tactics start to ramp up from the government propaganda agencies..maybe we should mock them with Diagolon?
    Jeremy’s joke apparently panicked the knoobs in Ottawa, as they repeatedly cited it as cause to crush the Truckers.
    Cited “Diagolon” on Parliament.
    Claimed “Diagolon is a threat” when attempting to justify their power grab,”Emergency”..

    So should we revive it?
    The joke/reality that USA 48 to Alaska shall be joined by diagonal path of freedom loving Canadians..
    Sometimes the pretence that something is real,is enough to blow the gullibles minds.
    Black patch,white slash = Idiotic Liberal reaction?.
    And the truth or practicality of this concept should be obvious to all.
    A natural realignment between people of shared values and family..

    East , West?
    North South is best.
    What do Western Citizens have in common with our eastern comrades?
    What do we have in common with our southern cousins?
    Ottawa is full of “I am Napoleon” types marching their imaginary armies on to impossible victories.
    A border at the French River works for me.

  3. I suspect Albertan’s are generally too smart to take me up on the offer but I’d happily trade Minnesota for Alberta any day.

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