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Lower immigration and a decline in temporary residents sharply reduced Canada’s population growth, with young adults and the largest provinces seeing pronounced effects.
So, don't wait for someone else to make the first move.
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Plus Alberta separation could push corporate headquarters out of Calgary.
From the Editor
The province has cited more than $1 billion in annual costs but has not shown how it calculated the tax revenue behind the premier’s claim.
A government-commissioned analysis points to trade uncertainty, labour mobility and regulatory access as risks for Alberta’s head-office sector ahead of the Oct. 19 referendum.
The expanded allocation gives the province more room to nominate workers, but candidates must still compete through its Expression of Interest system.
The non-binding vote combines immigration targets, provincial powers, worker selection, and job access in one question, without setting out how Alberta would put those policies into practice.
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