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Smith calls Alberta slaughterhouse accused of exploiting foreign workers 'positive example' for other businesses

27 August 2025
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Smith calls Alberta slaughterhouse accused of exploiting foreign workers 'positive example' for other businesses
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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has praised a local slaughterhouse owned by JBS for its success in recruiting foreign workers, arguing it demonstrates the need for more local control over immigration. However, labor advocates like Bronwyn Bragg criticize this view, highlighting poor working conditions and suppressed wages for temporary foreign workers at the facility, with many locals struggling to find jobs.

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