Living Skies United

05/29/2026

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05/25/2026

During seeding, we realize it’s hard to get out of the fields and many of us are already behind so We will be hosting private zoom meetings for those wanted to learn or voice their concerns with the independence movement on Sunday evenings starting this Sunday May 24th at 7pm. Please DM for your link and password!

05/22/2026

05/22/2026

This is a quick synopsis of what we discussing on Sunday at 7 PM CST. Don’t forget to ask for our Zoom link and password!

Week 1 – Sunday, May 24
Understanding the Current Barriers & Why We Can’t “Just Hold a Referendum”
Week 2 – Sunday, May 31
Why a Constitutional Challenge in the Court of King’s Bench Is Step One
Week 3 – Sunday, June 7
Defining Our Proposed Thresholds and Reforms for the Referendum and Plebiscite Act
Week 4 – Sunday, June 14
Drafting & Filing the Court Application Against the Minister of Justice (Prairie Rising Forum)
Week 5 – Sunday, June 21
Building Public Support, Affidavits, and Evidence for the Challenge
Week 6 – Sunday, June 28
Legislative Advocacy and Applying Pressure for Voluntary Changes
Week 7 – Sunday, July 5
Crafting a Strong, Court-Ready Ballot Question
Week 8 – Sunday, July 12
Planning the Signature Collection Drive (Once Thresholds Improve)
Week 9 – Sunday, July 19
Preparing for and Holding the Plebiscite / Referendum
Week 10 – Sunday, July 26
Long-Term Negotiations, Reality Check, and Next Phase Planning

05/22/2026

In Alberta they made it easier to get a question on the ballot and the government is driving the October 19 vote. In Saskatchewan the signature threshold is higher, there’s no big government referendum scheduled, and any vote would still face the exact same wall: it can’t just happen — it needs clear question, strong support, negotiations with Ottawa and First Nations, and a constitutional change. We can’t jump straight to ‘yes/no on leaving’ for the same legal reasons you’re seeing in Alberta.

05/18/2026

There is misinformation being circulated about how petitions and referendums work in Saskatchewan, and it needs to be corrected.

A petition — no matter how many signatures — does NOT create a legal mandate for a referendum or override Saskatchewan’s legislated process.

The claim that “10% of voter turnout equals a mandate” is not based in law or any recognized referendum frameworkin this province.

Petitions are a form of public expression, not legal authority. They can show support, but they do not compel government action outside of the established legislative process.

Spreading incorrect information like this only creates confusion and undermines serious discussion on the issue.

Accuracy matters.