Reporting roughly 600 at Rally in Guelph, Ontario.

Just a note, but Kingston rally definitely had more than 150 attending. Media reported 500, and I counted more than 400 myself…

You’re missing Windsor. The Windsor Star reports a turnout of “about 200″. http://www.windsorstar.com/news/Windsor+protest+prorogue+Parliament/2477789/story.html

Followed the Tweets as I couldn’t attend – expect that was not uncommon – many more wanted to be there but couldn’t.

Nice bit of reporting on an exceptional day for Canadian democracy.

Also liked the cuts in your video.

It would be interesting to develop a formula to estimate rally turnout based on the number of signs. Clearly not all attendees carry signs and they would be easier to count in photos etc.

From this article in the Globe And Mail
“A crowd of about 100 stood outside the legislature in Halifax”
“In Edmonton, about 250 people”
“In Montreal, hundreds also stood in a downtown public square”
It is safe to assume that numbers are worse in other cities in Canada or they would report them.
To think if anything these figures are inflated, what a dismal turnout for this big rally promoted by the partisan pundits in the media.
Since the CBC took this demonstration on as a personal crusade with incessant publicity for the last few weeks, and yesterday running on screen messages inviting people to attend the prorogation demonstrations in their communities, must just demonstrate once again, that obviously nobody watches the CBC, and we should maybe begin a Face Book protest, that Canadian taxpayers are wasting a billion dollars a year subsidizing this broadcasting abortion. One thing you can be sure, after what Canadians saw on TV and read, these same pundits will not be able to convince Canadians this was a huge success and demonstration – it was a dismal flop. Three party leaders Ignatieff. Layton and May, at the rally in Ottawa as headliners and entertainment couldn’t hold a thousand people there for the duration of the rally. Ignatieff will now have to go back to the drawing board, and follow through with his earlier promise in January “to investigate the conduct of our troops on the ground” in Afghanistan, who they have accused of being complicit in committing war crimes in Afghanistan because “they detained and handed over for torture a lot of innocent people”. What is more, all Ignatieff and the Liberals have found, to this point in time for substantiation of their accusations of abuse, is some Taliban detainee being hit with a shoe, but their slurs and condemnations of our military continue.
To end on something light, the CBC are reporting, would you believe, that in Calgary “a group of protesters gathered outside the prime minister’s constituency office” ( it was never clarified but it was reported that these were people actually waiting for a bus and not prorogation protesters) and the CBC didn’t mention, that in vast majority of the cities across Canada, nobody but nobody showed up.

Whitehorse rally attendance was around 200.

Any word on how many turned out for Grande Prairie, AB?