(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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A comparison between urban and rural immigration trends is made.
A success story of immigrant integration is shared.
Economic challenges are listed
Housing availability concerns are brought up.
Birth rates and deaths are compared
A risk to healthcare is described
The phrase "aging population" is repeated.
Population is mentioned X times
A healthcare wait time statistic is shared.
A specific year of population decline is mentioned.
Someone argues for improving local training instead of immigration.
A negative environmental impact is discussed.
Employers increasing wages is mentioned
A statistic about migration trends within Canada is mentioned.
The impact of immigration on local wages is discussed.
A policy aimed at rural revitalization is criticized.
Rural vs urban immigration is debated
Historical data on migration is shared
Social challenges of integration are debated.
The phrase "labor shortage" is used.
A business struggling to hire is described
Someone suggests boosting birth rates as a solution.
A temporary gain is highlighted
Immigration is said more than 10 times
Infrastructure needs for education are mentioned.
Long-term solutions are discussed
A prediction about future population trends is made.
Policy effectiveness is questioned
A natural resource industry is highlighted.
Rural retention problems are mentioned
A town in newfoundland is said
An environmental impact is identified
An unemployment statistic is share
Settlement costs are considered
A shrinking labor force is noted
A specific business sector suffering from labor shortages is identified.
The economic cost of settlement programs is debated.
Provincial capacity issues are highlighted
A policy’s failure in other provinces is referenced.
Someone mentions federal funding limitations.
A reference to immigration as a short-term fix is made.
Resource management is questioned
A quote about retaining immigrants is mentioned.
A town in Newfoundland known for its declining population is cited.
Aging workforce is mentioned
A statistic is said 5 times
Jobs are mentioned 3 times
Social tensions are brought up
An argument for increased immigration quotas is made.
A solution for encouraging rural settlement is proposed.
