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Stay open for growth: Former premiers urge 'No' on the immigration questions

Calgary Herald · October 14, 2026 at 8:00 a.m.

Alberta’s continued prosperity depends on immigration.

Our province’s remarkable journey from frontier trading post to global energy power is strongly linked to a tradition of welcome for everyone.

That’s why we’re standing up together to say the five immigrant-targeting questions on the Oct.

19 ballot are a threat to our continued prosperity.

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