Alberta seeks to restrict migrant workers’ rights after welcoming them
Alberta’s shift toward restricting migrant workers’ rights draws criticism from Vanesa Ortiz, who moved to Calgary from Mexico.
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Alberta is seeking to restrict the rights of migrant workers after previously welcoming them, according to The Guardian.
Vanesa Ortiz, who came to Calgary from Mexico, criticized blaming people without permanent residency for affordability pressures, saying it would not reduce the cost of living.
Ortiz recalled arriving in Calgary when the temperature outside the airport was -15C (5F). The cold initially frightened her, though she later learned it was not considered extreme.
Originally reported by The Guardian. Read the full story at The Guardian
