Calls rise for federal action on immigration after provincial nominee cuts

Calls rise for federal action on immigration after provincial nominee cuts

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B.C.'s Provincial Nominee Program was given just 4,000 openings for the year. Critics say there aren't enough openings available to keep workers who are already part of the province's health-care system. Joe Sadowski reports.

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