Alberta Culture Minister Jason Luan spoke about a dog who was brought from Nunavut to Alberta to seek a better life. .“Meet Nuna (means land, earth, inland in Inuktitut), a Husky mix that is about to turn 3,” said Luan in a tweet. .“Born in NU, inside the Arctic circle, she was abandoned and left for death or for polar bear food.”.Luan said Nuna met her human father while he was working in Nunavut. He said Nuna was adopted by her father soon after. .After some time, he said Nuna and her father made their journey home to Alberta. He added she loves "to hunt (mainly vermin), walks, cuddles, fish, #Albertabeef, and Edmonton winters — it often reminds her of her birth place." .Luan said she loves Alberta summers, especially because of camping. .“Nuna is proud to call #Alberta her furrever home with her 2 fur brothers,” he said. .Luan made these comments after Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said the province’s economy is doing well and set to lead Canada in 2023. .“As a result tens of thousands of Canadians have moved here for freedom & opportunity,” said Smith. .She asked people who moved to Alberta or are planning to what the main reason they came was. .The Alberta government revved up its Alberta Is Calling campaign in September to attract more talented professionals from Toronto and Vancouver to the province. .READ MORE: UCP government doubling down on phase two of 'Alberta is calling'.The Alberta Is Calling campaign aims to entice workers to move to the province by highlighting the lifestyle, career, and affordability benefits it has to offer. Some of these benefits include higher wages, shorter commutes, job opportunities, and home ownership at a fraction of the cost..The campaign first launched in August in the Greater Toronto Area and the Lower Mainland with billboards, social media posts, and radio ads..Smith called Nuna’s experience a “great story.” .She thanked Luan for sharing it. ."Welcome to Alberta Nuna!" she said.
Alberta Culture Minister Jason Luan spoke about a dog who was brought from Nunavut to Alberta to seek a better life. .“Meet Nuna (means land, earth, inland in Inuktitut), a Husky mix that is about to turn 3,” said Luan in a tweet. .“Born in NU, inside the Arctic circle, she was abandoned and left for death or for polar bear food.”.Luan said Nuna met her human father while he was working in Nunavut. He said Nuna was adopted by her father soon after. .After some time, he said Nuna and her father made their journey home to Alberta. He added she loves "to hunt (mainly vermin), walks, cuddles, fish, #Albertabeef, and Edmonton winters — it often reminds her of her birth place." .Luan said she loves Alberta summers, especially because of camping. .“Nuna is proud to call #Alberta her furrever home with her 2 fur brothers,” he said. .Luan made these comments after Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said the province’s economy is doing well and set to lead Canada in 2023. .“As a result tens of thousands of Canadians have moved here for freedom & opportunity,” said Smith. .She asked people who moved to Alberta or are planning to what the main reason they came was. .The Alberta government revved up its Alberta Is Calling campaign in September to attract more talented professionals from Toronto and Vancouver to the province. .READ MORE: UCP government doubling down on phase two of 'Alberta is calling'.The Alberta Is Calling campaign aims to entice workers to move to the province by highlighting the lifestyle, career, and affordability benefits it has to offer. Some of these benefits include higher wages, shorter commutes, job opportunities, and home ownership at a fraction of the cost..The campaign first launched in August in the Greater Toronto Area and the Lower Mainland with billboards, social media posts, and radio ads..Smith called Nuna’s experience a “great story.” .She thanked Luan for sharing it. ."Welcome to Alberta Nuna!" she said.
