Elbows Up, Canada!
www.elbowsup-canada.ca
Elbows Up, Canada! Elbows Up, Canada! is a grassroots movement bringing people together to stand strong for the values that define us as Canadians. In a time of uncertainty, we are gathering in cities across the country to celebrate unity, resilience, and community. Each event features live music, inspiring speakers, and opportunities to connect, creating a space for Canadians from all backgrounds to come together in a peaceful, non-partisan, and uplifting way. This is about more than just one moment—it’s about showing up, raising our elbows, and standing together for the Canada we believe in. 🇨🇦 Join us. Be part of the movement.

📍 Location: Nathan Phillips Square, Toronto 📅 Date: Saturday, March 22, 2025 ⏰ Time: 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

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About the Event: After an incredible turnout in Ottawa, Elbows Up, Canada! is coming to Toronto. This grassroots movement is about standing together as Canadians—proud, strong, and unwavering. We are gathering to celebrate unity, resilience, and the values that make Canada special.

Join us at Nathan Phillips Square for an afternoon of inspiring speakers, live music, and community engagement. This is a peaceful, non-partisan, and family-friendly event—a space where people from all backgrounds can come together and make their voices heard.

What to Expect:
✅ Live Music – Featuring performances by The Get Alongs (house band), and more to be determined!
✅ Inspiring Speakers – Including Shaun Majumder, Arlene Dickinson, and other Canadian leaders.
✅ Community Connection – Engage in conversations, meet your neighbours, and be part of a growing movement.
✅ A Positive & Uplifting Atmosphere – We’re about unity, not division.

Why This Matters:
In a time of uncertainty, it’s more important than ever to come together. Elbows Up, Canada! is about protecting what we value as Canadians—our democracy, our communities, and our shared future.

Come be part of something bigger. Let’s stand together. Let’s raise our elbows and stand strong for Canada. 🇨🇦.

  • Kobek@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
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    2 days ago

    When will people realize that all these collectivist, emotional, partial understanding of events displays are not productive? They’re just cringe and annoying.

    You want to show solidarity with Canadians? Volunteer! Save people some money by helping with home repairs or groceries. Save the city some money and organize a local garbage cleanup.

    No one cares about how upset you are about something.