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Alberta plans referendum to wrest control over immigration from Canadian government
Premier Smith links the referendum to Alberta's multibillion-dollar deficit and seeks to restrict immigration eligibility and increase provincial constitutional powers.
- Alberta will hold a referendum this fall to ask residents if its government should limit the number of new immigrants, international students and temporary foreign workers arriving in the province.
- Premier Danielle Smith announced that her government is putting nine questions to a provincewide referendum on October 19, including proposals to restrict social services from some immigrants.
- Smith says the pace of newcomers arriving in Alberta needs to match the supply of homes, schools and hospitals.
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Alberta plans referendum to wrest control over immigration from Canadian government
Alberta will hold a referendum this fall to ask residents if its government should limit the number of new international students, temporary foreign workers and asylum seekers arriving in the oil-rich Canadian province.
·United Kingdom
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Alberta Premier Smith defends referendum questions on immigration changes
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is defending a suite of fall referendum questions aimed at immigration reform, saying "not every newcomer is a net contributor" to provincial coffers.
·Kelowna, Canada
Read Full ArticleAlberta Premier Danielle Smith defends referendum questions on benefits for newcomers
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is defending the immigration proposals she plans to put to a referendum this fall. Smith announced the Oct. 19th referendum in a televised address Thursday night.
·Canada
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Alberta Premier Smith can't quantify savings from referendum proposals on immigration
Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada
·Winnipeg, Canada
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Total News Sources17
Leaning Left13Leaning Right0Center4Last UpdatedBias Distribution76% Left
Bias Distribution
- 76% of the sources lean Left
76% Left
L 76%
C 24%
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