Members of the Raging Grannies group in Lethbridge staged a street rally to voice their opposition to the questions posed in the current immigration referendum. The demonstration aimed to raise awareness and express concerns about the potential impact of the referendum’s outcome on immigration policies and the community.

The Raging Grannies, known for their vibrant protests and advocacy for social justice, believe the referendum questions are divisive and could lead to discriminatory practices. They argue that immigration is a vital component of a thriving society and that the proposed changes could harm Lethbridge’s diverse cultural landscape.

Participants at the rally held signs and chanted slogans, calling for a more inclusive and welcoming approach to immigration. They emphasized the importance of supporting newcomers and recognizing the contributions immigrants make to the local economy and community life. The group hopes their demonstration will encourage residents to carefully consider the implications of the referendum before casting their votes.

The rally underscores the growing debate surrounding immigration policies and the concerns of various community groups. The Raging Grannies’ involvement highlights the passion and dedication of local activists working to shape a more equitable and just society.

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