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IgorRyltsev returns to immigration policy with Alberta in view

His sole new upload connects immigration projections through 2027 with jobs, city living costs and memories of arriving in Alberta.

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CANADA IS DONE!!! BIGGEST IMMIGRATION PLAN SET FOR 2027 IN HISTORY!

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1:02Ryltsev connects his disappointment over Alberta independence with his concerns about federal immigration policy.
2:47He reads immigration projections through 2027 for permanent residents, foreign workers and international students.
4:14He advocates country-based admission caps while comparing Canada with the United States' diversity visa lottery.
6:05He argues that newcomers concentrating in major cities will increase living costs.
9:18He recalls finding employment after arriving in Alberta in 2014 and contrasts that experience with conditions today.

Igor Ryltsev stands outdoors beside an Alberta flag, phone in hand, returning after what he describes as nearly a week of avoiding videos because of discouraging Canadian news. The pause produced just one upload this week, a commentary linking federal immigration policy to his concerns about life in the province.

He reads immigration projections from his phone, argues for country-based admission caps and predicts that arrivals will concentrate in cities including Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary and Edmonton, pushing up living costs. These are the policy arguments behind the emphatic title, "CANADA IS DONE!!! BIGGEST IMMIGRATION PLAN SET FOR 2027 IN HISTORY!" Later, he recalls arriving in Alberta in 2014 and finding work more easily than he believes newcomers can today.

The video drew about 1,200 views and is comfortably the channel's most active upload right now. Older commentaries, including "UCP is NDP now in Alberta?!" and "CARNEY JUST HANDED CANADA TO THE EU," are adding views much more slowly. Among the new video's comments, viewers ask where his immigration figures come from and debate whether the issue is admission numbers or immigration more broadly.

Subscribers held steady at 158,000 over the week, while daily viewing is running below its usual level. Nearby in subscriber size, The Planet D had a much busier viewing week; Brittany Page is also seeing a slower-than-usual daily audience. For IgorRyltsev, the new commentary returns to a longstanding channel subject: the distance between the Canadian dream and the practical business of finding work and settling in.

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