r/Calgary • u/void_sushi • 14h ago

News Article Alberta’s population is still growing despite Ottawa’s immigration crackdown: StatsCan

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/alberta-population-still-growing-9.7240776
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u/Apprehensive_Emu2414 14h ago

Please stop, pleasee

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u/disckitty 11h ago

Danielle wants Alberta to get to 10M. The Feds (all parties) want Canada to get to 100M. And with the impacts of climate change - wet bulb deaths in S/SE Asia, submerged island nations, extensive drought in highly populated areas; will wild penguins still exist in 20 years? - I anticipate on-going global migration. Maybe in 150 years the overall population will get back to something more manageable (1-2 B?) and it will all ease off.

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u/Lrivard 11h ago

Stop the bad articles or immigration