Alberta premier calls for stricter immigration, reveals $8.6B education boost
The premier revealed her cabinet has approved a $8.6-billion investment to help tackle Alberta’s overwhelmed education sector. Smith said the province’s existing education budget isn’t enough to keep up with rapid population growth in kindergarten to Grade 12 schools.
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But Alberta, like other provinces, has been slow to deal with the pressures of unprecedented growth: The health care system ...
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Bell: Smith interview — Alberta premier tees off on immigration issuePremier Danielle Smith insists she gets it. She sure as hell knows Albertans get it. They’ve been telling her. You don’t go ...
Welcoming Week in Canada helps to celebrate the country's strengths and differences. By doing so, it helps to create a ...
Alberta’s premier is upset about a federal effort to spread about 200,000 asylum seekers across Canada, but the federal ...
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GUNTER: Alberta shouldn't have to bear the burden of Liberals’ failed immigration policyYes, as the Quebec immigration ministry says, in 2022 and 2023, Quebec welcomed more asylum seekers than the other provinces, ...
If Alberta and the other provinces took more asylum-seekers Quebec would then have fewer asylum-seekers than they have now.
“I would suggest to you that this is not an ethnic or racial issue,” said University of Alberta political scientist and immigration expert Reza Hasmath. “This is really an immigration issue ...
Immigration Minister Marc Miller accuses three Conservative premiers of exploiting the refugee crisis for political gains.
But he said the conflict has only sealed the bond with his Ukrainian wife, Liliia Kril, by cementing a likely permanent new ...
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