The autumn sitting of the Alberta legislature begins Monday, and the federal government says jobs, diversifying the economic system and preventing COVID-19 would be the focus.
Home chief Jason Nixon stated the United Conservative authorities plans to introduce between 18 and 20 payments throughout the sitting, which is scheduled to run till the primary week of December.
The payments will embrace laws launched by Premier Jason Kenney on adjustments to recognizing skilled credentials with a view to tackle labour shortages.
Nixon says there are not any COVID-19 particular payments, however he says the federal government will proceed to combat the fourth wave and move laws if essential.
The Opposition NDP says it plans to carry the federal government to account for failing to behave in the summertime and permitting a renewed surge of COVID-19 instances.
NDP home chief Christina Grey says an all-party committee is required to unravel what occurred.
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