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Ukrainians in Alberta Express Concerns Over Immigration Referendum

Ukrainians living in Alberta are worried about the potential implications of upcoming immigration questions in a referendum. These concerns centre around their status and future in the province. Many have fled Ukraine seeking safety and stability.

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As Albertans prepare for an upcoming referendum, a significant number of Ukrainian immigrants are voicing their concerns about how the immigration-related questions could impact their lives in the province. Many of these individuals fled Ukraine to escape the ongoing conflict and have built their lives in Alberta, cherishing the safety and opportunities it provides. However, with the referendum approaching, questions about their status and future within Alberta have arisen, leading to anxiety within the community. This situation highlights not only the challenges faced by immigrants but also the broader implications of immigration policy on communities in Canada. The outcome of the referendum may influence the perceptions of immigrants in Alberta, possibly affecting their integration and acceptance in the province.

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She fled Ukraine to safety in Alberta. Now, she’s worried about her place after the referendum
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