Calgary's city council has approved a motion expressing support for Alberta's continued membership in Canada. The decision comes amid ongoing discussions about the province's role within the country. Mayor Jeromy Farkas emphasized the importance of unity, stating that Calgary's place is at the centre of a strong and united Team Canada. He reiterated his commitment to advocating for community solidarity. The motion reflects broader political sentiments in the region, though no official referendum or legislative action is planned. The council's stance aligns with local leaders who stress the benefits of provincial cooperation.