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Public Interest Alberta hosts 'Together No' town hall in Red Deer Sept. 18

The event comes ahead of an Oct. 19 provincial vote that includes a question on Alberta separation.

Why it matters

The Oct. 19 referendum includes a question on Alberta's future within Canada, making public engagement events part of the broader campaign shaping how residents vote.

Public Interest Alberta will hold its Together No Town Hall on Friday, Sept. 18, at 6:30 p.m. at Gaetz United Church in Red Deer. The group is inviting members of the public, both longtime supporters and newcomers, to attend and register in advance.

In a media release, organizers said the event will focus on connecting with the community, sharing campaign updates and hearing feedback from attendees. Participants are encouraged to bring friends or neighbours interested in the campaign.

The town hall is tied to an Oct. 19 provincial vote in Alberta that includes 10 questions, one of which asks residents whether the province should remain part of Canada or send the question of separation to a future vote. Public Interest Alberta's campaign is urging Albertans to vote against advancing the separation question, in favour of Alberta remaining part of Canada.

Those wishing to attend can RSVP through the website albertareferendum2026.org.

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