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CanadaBeyond Division
✓ Officially Registered Alberta Referendum Third-Party Advertiser
Our Home. Our Future. Together.

Keep Alberta in Canada.

Question 10Vote Option 1 · October 19, 2026
Questions 1–9Vote No

A grassroots, non-partisan movement taking a clear and public position on Alberta’s 2026 referendum questions and working for Alberta’s future in a strong and united Canada.

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A Stronger Canada. A Stronger Alberta.

Canada connects Albertans to a nation of shared opportunities, economic strength, security, and a common future. From coast to coast to coast, our communities are connected through family, friendship, business, and the values we share.

Alberta contributes its energy, innovation, natural resources, and independent spirit to Canada’s prosperity. Our province and our country share a history of working together, supporting one another, and building opportunities for future generations.

One country. A shared future.

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Non-partisan

Open to Albertans of every political background who believe our future is together.

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Proudly Albertan

Celebrating Alberta’s unique contribution while standing up for a fair deal within Canada.

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Proudly Canadian

Choosing unity, stability, and a hopeful future for the next generation.

Ayaz Bangash, founder of Canada Beyond Division
Founder · Community Leader and Organizer

Ayaz Bangash

Ayaz Bangash is a Red Deer-based community leader, humanitarian, and dedicated advocate for Canadian unity. A proud Canadian with over 15 years of community service and grassroots organizing experience, he has devoted much of his time to bringing people together, strengthening communities, and encouraging meaningful civic participation.

A candidate in Red Deer during the 2025 federal election, Ayaz has remained actively engaged in public life and community initiatives throughout Red Deer and Central Alberta.

His commitment to Canadian unity has taken him across Central Alberta, where he has worked tirelessly alongside volunteers and community members to build strong grassroots teams, mobilize supporters, and bring people together around a shared commitment to Canada.

Ayaz founded Canada Beyond Division as an independent, non-partisan initiative dedicated to participating openly and transparently in Alberta’s referendum campaign. The initiative takes clear, strong, and unequivocal public positions on the referendum questions, ensuring Albertans know exactly where it stands. Through respectful dialogue, grassroots engagement, and accessible information, Canada Beyond Division encourages informed democratic participation and a shared commitment to Alberta’s future within Canada.

For Ayaz, community service is about bringing people together, building lasting connections, and working toward a stronger future for Alberta and Canada.

“This is bigger than one person or one political party. It is about protecting the country we share and building a hopeful future for our children.”

Ayaz’s previous candidacy is provided for transparency. Canada Beyond Division is a separate and independent, non-partisan referendum third-party advertiser. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or acting on behalf of any political party or other third-party advertiser.

✓ Registered Referendum Third-Party Advertiser

Alberta Referendum 2026

On October 19, 2026, Albertans will make important choices about our province’s future.

Our position is clear

We support constitutional stability, Canadian unity, judicial independence, responsible public policy, and fair treatment for everyone who legally calls Alberta home.

Question 10: Vote Option 1—Alberta should remain a province of Canada.
Questions 1–9: Vote No on each question.

Questions 1–9: What each proposal covers

Canada Beyond Division recommends voting No on every question listed below.

1
Vote NoIncreased provincial control over immigration
2
Vote NoRestricting provincially funded services based on immigration status
3
Vote NoA 12-month wait for social programs for non-permanent residents
4
Vote NoHealthcare and education fees for non-permanent residents
5
Vote NoRequiring citizenship documents to vote provincially
6
Vote NoProvincial selection of King’s Bench and Appeal Court justices
7
Vote NoAbolishing the federal Senate
8
Vote NoProvincial opt-outs from federal programs without losing associated funding
9
Vote NoGiving provincial laws priority over conflicting federal laws

These are concise summaries. Please read the complete official wording before voting.

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