A majority of Canadians say they are in favour of granting provinces more control over immigration as a means to curb the inflow of newcomers, with a majority also in favour of the Alberta government’s suggestion of restricting publicly funded social services for temporary residents, according to a new Postmedia-Leger poll. The results, which come amid public discontent over Ottawa’s handling of the immigration file, suggest that proposals to widen provincial management of immigration enjoy nationwide support that extends well beyond Alberta or Quebec. According to the Leger poll,...