Immigration Isn’t Tragedy, It’s Strategy: The Economic Case for Newcomers in Alberta | Hot Dogs & Hot Takes on History

Immigration Isn’t Tragedy, It’s Strategy: The Economic Case for Newcomers in Alberta | Hot Dogs & Hot Takes on History

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Join a timely discussion on the economic and cultural contributions of immigrants to Alberta. This session is part of the Hot Dogs & Hot Takes on History series, where experts share research and offer new perspectives on local history. Dr. Nketti Johnston-Taylor, CEO of the Centre for Newcomers, explores how newcomers have shaped Calgary’s economy, culture, and society. She addresses current debates around immigration and challenges the narrative that limiting newcomers is necessary for a prosperous economy. The evening begins with a short presentation, followed by an interview facilitated by The Confluence President, Jennifer Thompson. An open discussion allows attendees to share their own knowledge and ask questions. Come for the hot dogs and the conversation.

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Dr. Nketti Johnston-Taylor

Jennifer Thompson

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13+

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The Confluence Historic Site & Parkland

The Confluence Historic Site & Parkland

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