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In Depth

Elements of immigration system 'out of control,' says federal minister as pressure to make changes increases

There is growing acknowledgement that the country doesnt have the capacity to integrate the increasing number of immigrants.
In Depth

Competition for immigrants set to increase, according to experts

Darrell Bricker, head of the polling firm Ipsos Public Affairs, believes Canadians haven't really awakened to the fact that competition for immigrants is looming.
In Depth

Waitlist for English language classes in Calgary shoots up to 7,455 people

While immigration can be tricky, integration and learning a new language are much tougher to handle and often overwhelming for newcomers.
In Depth

'Demand is bigger than what we can produce': How immigrants help build the homes they hope to one day live in

Immigrants are exacerbating the housing crunch, but without more workers like them, we wont solve it.
In Depth

Number of non-permanent residents in Alberta soared to 180,000 at the end of 2023

How many is too many?The immigration targets set by the government are just the tip of the iceberg. The number of non-permanent residents in Canada soared to 2.5 million in 2023. First of a five-part series.
The Way Out

How a group of Indigenous people in Alberta found their way out of addiction through culture

Robbie Daniels is one of several people behind Sobercrew, a group of mainly Indigenous people whove found a way out of their addiction through culture and sobriety.
The Way Out

Why some men in the trades are dying of opioid overdoses

In 2017, the province reviewed all opioid-related deaths and found that of those with occupations listed, 53 per cent had employment in trades, transport or equipment operation.
The Way Out

What's inside the drugs circulating Calgary? We visited the city police testing lab to find out

Popular drugs like fentanyl, cocaine and methamphetamine are cut with cheap ingredients to help dealers stretch their supply, according to the Calgary Police Service.
The Way Out

Why an Alberta lawyer is pushing back on part of the province's new addictions strategy

A 21-year-old Calgary woman is suing the provincial government after it changed the rules around who can prescribe high-potency, short-acting opioids.
The Way Out

Once homeless and addicted to drugs, the premier's chief of staff leads the province's opioid response

Marshall Smith is the architect of a fundamental shift in how Alberta intends to address opioid addiction and treatment in the province. This story is the first in a week-long series called The Way Out: Addiction in Alberta.