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

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

Three former Alberta premiers are urging voters to say “no” to the five immigration-related questions on the Oct.

19 referendum ballot, saying the questions target immigrants and pose a “clear and present threat to Alberta’s continued prosperity.”

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