Feds ‘wide open’ to working with provinces on immigration: LeBlanc | Power & Politics

Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Dominic LeBlanc says Albertans made an 'important' choice to stay inside a 'united' Canada. Asked about the other nine questions on the provincial referendum ballot, LeBlanc told Power & Politics that the federal government is looking to work 'constructively' with all provinces on having an immigration system that's 'orderly.'

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