A Referendum That Wasn’t Needed: The Jurisdictional Problem at the Heart of Alberta’s Immigration Questions
Alberta has voted, on what appears to be a completely unnecessary referendum, and the immigration-related questions on the ballot did not produce the landslide many expected. For those of us who practise immigration law, the more interesting story is not the margin — it is the fact that these questions were put to a vote
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