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Varcoe: Alberta tech sector watching for 'worrisome' immigration changes following referendum

Helcim CEO Nic Beique says it was clear that if Monday’s separation vote ended up supporting independence, he’d likely be looking to relocate the Calgary-based tech company — and is pleased that didn’t happen. Three-quarters of Albertans voted to stay in Canada . Yet, the leader of the Calgary-based online payments firm remains watchful for potential provincial changes tied to the immigration-related...

Varcoe: 'Enough time has been lost' — Alberta businesses shift focus to growth after decisive referendum vote

Let’s get back to business — and more growth. Ever since the UCP government announced last May that a provincewide referendum would include a question on separation, the issue has loomed over the province’s economy and business leaders. That cloud of uncertainty has now lifted. “ Enough time has been lost to this referendum. There’s much work to do. Let’s get going,” Business Council of Alberta president...

Alberta’s vote to stay hailed as decisive, but uncertainty looms over immigration

Peter Veress knows what it’s like to leave everything behind because of separation threats. In the years leading up to Quebec’s 1980 referendum on leaving Canada, his father was laid off. The U.S.-based company he’d worked for in Montreal decided to pack up and leave the province, like many other businesses at the time, fearing separation would be disastrous. “My mother said, ‘You know what? I hear...