A Canada we are proud of means our province has a bright future. But the premier and her UCP government want Alberta to separate from Canada. Why? Because holding together a political party is more important for this government than what is at stake for our reputation, investments, and jobs.
Albertans do not want a separatist premier. They want a government that will bring people together, create ties and build strength from our differences, and defend Canada – knowing we’re Better Together.
Naheed Nenshi and the Alberta New Democrat Caucus are excited to meet with and hear from Albertans across this province, all summer long. We’ll share ways for Albertans to rally their fellow Canadians to stand up for this country, not tear Canada apart at the seams.
That is what this summer is about. Let’s bring together communities at barbeques, in town halls, in backyards, at pancake breakfasts, and at parades. And let’s show the UCP government we’re Better Together
Better Together Summer Events Recap
Alberta’s New Democrat Caucus has been hard at work during our Better Together Summer. See where we've been so far this summer!
Better Together Town Halls
- August 18 in Lethbridge Registration Closed
- August 27 in Red Deer Registration Closed
- August 28 in Edmonton Registration extended: Register Here
- September 4 online Education Ask Me Anything Submit Questions Here
- September 8 in Calgary Register Here
- September 10 in Spruce Grove Register Here
- September 11 in Airdrie Register Here
- September 11 in Sherwood Park Register Here
- September 17 in Canmore
- September 18 on Okotoks
Download the Better Together Passport
The Better Together passport is your guide to the real and pressing concerns Albertans have shared so far about what’s at stake if our province were to separate from Canada.
Inside you’ll find key topics to reflect on, discuss and build upon as we continue our Better Together Summer.
Download your free copy and start the conversation – share it with friends, family and neighbours to voice your concerns about the risks of Alberta separatism.