TORONTO, ON — November 9, 2026 — Following the October 19th voting timeline in Alberta, the Save Canada Unity Coalition has transitioned into the third phase of its campaign, shifting focus toward long-term civic engagement. Moving away from public demonstrations, the coalition is concentrating on data-driven voter outreach and direct communication to stabilize national unity amid ongoing regional tensions.
Co-led by Chair Dr. Tony Ruprecht, former Ontario Minister of Citizenship and Multiculturalism, and grassroots organizer Ray Van Eenooghe, the coalition is working behind the scenes to address economic anxieties, counter foreign trade rhetoric, and reinforce the practical value of a unified Canada.
Through steady coordination with The National Ethnic Press and Media Council of Canada, the coalition has expanded its localized “Get Out the Vote Campaign.” This effort relies on diverse ethnocultural volunteers utilizing cross-cultural community lists to facilitate calm, constructive dialogues with voters across Alberta and Quebec. Alongside Ruprecht’s policy and multicultural coordination, Van Eenooghe continues to guide grassroots community engagement and campaign visibility—such as the “Angry Beaver” and “Lake Ontario Forever” initiatives—to keep citizens connected outside traditional political rallies.
For more background on the coalition’s history, to volunteer for the phone banks, or to support the campaign, please visit www.savecanada.net.
Chair, Tony Ruprecht
Former MPP & Minister of Citizenship/Multiculturalism
Supported by The National Ethnic Press and Media Council of Canada.
