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Immigration
5 MPs have stated positions across 14 topics · 2 shifts
Danielle SmithUnited ConservativeShifted
Danielle Smith supports adding mandatory Canadian citizenship markers to Alberta driver's licences and ID cards, saying the change will streamline access to provincial services by combining identity and citizenship proof, protect against election fraud, and reduce duplicate health cards.→Danielle Smith supports adding mandatory citizenship markers to Alberta driver's licences to prioritize Canadian citizens for access to social services, to protect democracy by preserving election integrity, and to enable demonstration to the auditor general that programs are being accessed by citizens.
NewsSep 18, 2025
Dale NallyUnited Conservative
Dale Nally, the minister responsible for the change, defends mandatory Canadian citizenship markers on Alberta driver's licences and ID, asserting the measure will not result in discrimination — stating, 'because we live in Canada, there will be no discrimination.'
NewsSep 17, 2025
Lizette TejadaNDP
Lizette Tejada opposes the citizenship marker on driver's licences, arguing it creates unnecessary bureaucracy and red tape, lacks clear justification beyond voting, and imposes burdens — a 'headache' — on Albertans who must produce passports or old birth certificates.
NewsSep 15, 2025