The Aporia
The Aporia
10 articles about 7 events for “Alberta Immigration Referendum” from National Post.
“Five of the 10 referendum questions focused on immigration rates, and proposed giving Alberta more control over immigration and limiting access to some public services for non-permanent residents, among other things.”
“Albertans voted on nine other questions involving immigration, access to social services, voting requirements and provincial powers.”
“That question is the main focus in Monday’s referendum in Alberta, which features a host of questions on immigration and constitutional issues.”
“RED DEER, Alta. — Prime Minister Mark Carney on Friday made his final plea to Albertans to vote against separating from Canada, part of his ongoing tour of the province aimed at swaying public opinion just days before Monday’s independence referendum.”
“Four of those questions ask whether the province should work to amend Canada’s Constitution, while the other five relate to immigration — including whether Alberta should have increased control over immigration.”
“The event, held on an uncommonly cold September weekend, comes just weeks before a referendum on whether Alberta should consider triggering negotiations to leave the Canadian federation.”
“Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre urged Albertans to vote to stay in Canada in the province’s upcoming referendum, arguing that Alberta’s resentments are best addressed by doubling down on the values that the Canadian Constitution was originally meant to…”
“Alberta is holding its referendum on Oct. 19, which will include 10 questions on a range of issues from separation to immigration to Senate reform.”
“… is correct that the Liberals walked away for political reasons, including a provincial election in Quebec and Alberta’s referendum vote in October, and that Canadian trade representatives would be back after that, looking for a deal, we may be in big…”
“Meet the Indigenous lawyer who’s shaking up Alberta’s independence movement Leighton Grey is encouraging others to vote in favour of holding a binding provincial referendum on Alberta separation from Canada.”