Uniting across political lines, former Alberta premiers urge ‘no’ vote on immigration questions

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From the storyThree former Alberta premiers are urging voters to say “no” to the five immigration-related questions on the October 19 referendum ballot, saying the questions target immigrants and pose a “clear and present threat to Alberta’s continued prosperity.” Three former Alberta premiers are urging voters to say “no” to the five immigration-related questions on the October 19 referendum ballot, saying the questions target immigrants and pose a “clear and present threat to Alberta’s continued prosperity.” Former Progressive Conservative premiers Ed Stelmach and Alison Redford, along with former NDP premier Rachel Notley, made their case in a joint submission to the Calgary Herald and Edmonton Journal published on Wednesday.

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From the storyThree former Alberta premiers are urging voters to say “no” to the five immigration-related questions on the October 19 referendum ballot, saying the questions target immigrants and pose a “clear and present threat to Alberta’s continued prosperity.” Three former Alberta premiers are urging voters to say “no” to the five immigration-related questions on the October 19 referendum ballot, saying the questions target immigrants and pose a “clear and present threat to Alberta’s continued prosperity.” Former Progressive Conservative premiers Ed Stelmach and Alison Redford, along with former NDP premier Rachel Notley, made their case in a joint submission to the Calgary Herald and Edmonton Journal published on Wednesday.

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From the storyThree former Alberta premiers are urging voters to say “no” to the five immigration-related questions on the October 19 referendum ballot, saying the questions target immigrants and pose a “clear and present threat to Alberta’s continued prosperity.” Three former Alberta premiers are urging voters to say “no” to the five immigration-related questions on the October 19 referendum ballot, saying the questions target immigrants and pose a “clear and present threat to Alberta’s continued prosperity.” Former Progressive Conservative premiers Ed Stelmach and Alison Redford, along with former NDP premier Rachel Notley, made their case in a joint submission to the Calgary Herald and Edmonton Journal published on Wednesday.

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From the storyThree former Alberta premiers are urging voters to say “no” to the five immigration-related questions on the October 19 referendum ballot, saying the questions target immigrants and pose a “clear and present threat to Alberta’s continued prosperity.” Three former Alberta premiers are urging voters to say “no” to the five immigration-related questions on the October 19 referendum ballot, saying the questions target immigrants and pose a “clear and present threat to Alberta’s continued prosperity.” Former Progressive Conservative premiers Ed Stelmach and Alison Redford, along with former NDP premier Rachel Notley, made their case in a joint submission to the Calgary Herald and Edmonton Journal published on Wednesday.

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From the storyEverything you need to know about the 10 questions in Alberta's October 19 referendum On its referendum website, the province says it’s gauging feedback on immigration questions 2-4 “to make our services more sustainable, accessible and affordable.” But the former premiers worry the resulting policies could cause “economic harm.” “The key risk we all wish to highlight is that if the measures are adopted, each could have harmful and unintended effects.