09/12/2026
On June 4th 2026, a Disabled Albertan man named Scott Ganley walked away from his life. This was 4 days before Bruce Johnson was to take his own life. Scott’s family believes that he too has died by su***de. Another life cut short due to the actions of this provincial government.
It was not and is not easy to be approved for AISH. It’s another challenge when applying on the basis of mental health struggles. AISH was intended to be a stable, consistent financial support for those who were unable to maintain gainful employment due to their disability/disabilities. That stability was shattered when the United Conservative Party announced the introduction of ADAP and the overhaul of these long relied upon supports such as AISH. With the justification being saving a bit of money (which has not proven to be the case thus far), how many lives is this government willing to risk? When will it be enough? How long until it takes someone you love?
One Is Too Many.
Bruce Johnson was one too many.
Scott Ganley was one too many.
Every Disabled, Indigenous, 2LGBTQIA+, Immigrant, or Senior person we have unknowingly lost in this government’s cruelty and callousness, is one too many.
We will not let them be forgotten.
Join us tomorrow, September 12th, at Centennial Plaza in Edmonton, Alberta at 1PM.
Show up to grieve.
Show up to resist.
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ONE IS TOO MANY
📅Saturday September 12th 2026
⏱️1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
📍Centennial Plaza, 9924 101A Ave NW Edmonton, Alberta
🧏 ASL Interpreting Services will be present
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Vigil – Rally – Procession
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Learn More: oneistoomany.alpac.site