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2010

David’s Blog: What Alberta Doesn’t Get

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Firstly, here’s a primer for the uninitiated.

Canada (the Federal government) has entered into bilateral agreements with all the provinces to allow those provinces to nominate individuals to become Canadian permanent residents based on the nominee’s ability to contribute to the economic growth and development of that province.

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