Alberta moves to restrict migrant worker rights amid cost-of-living pressure

Alberta, which previously welcomed migrant workers, is now considering restrictions on their rights, framing them as a response to cost-of-living pressures. Critics argue this scapegoats non-permanent residents and will not address affordability. The shift signals a policy reversal in a key Canadian province, potentially affecting labor markets and political dynamics.

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