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Canada· EdmontonAlberta government's decision not to introduce immigration legislation
The Alberta government's decision not to introduce immigration legislation is seen by some as ignoring Albertans' wishes, particularly regarding immigration control.
Background
Immigration policy in Canada is primarily a federal responsibility, though provinces like Alberta have sought greater control over their immigration programs. This ongoing debate reflects provincial desires for more autonomy in addressing local labor market needs and demographic shifts, often leading to tensions with federal jurisdiction.
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Alberta government's stance on immigration legislation
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The UCP government in Alberta is accused of ignoring Albertans by not introducing immigration legislation, despite the results of a referendum on immigration control.
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