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The province plans to move AISH recipients to a new program on July 1, which disability advocates say will mean a $200 monthly reduction in income. CBC Calgary asked Smith's office how many people have moved to Alberta to access AISH, but did not receive an answer by press time. Some disability advocates in Alberta are looking for clarity after Premier Danielle Smith said she wants to ensure people aren't moving to the province just to use its social programs. On Thursday, Smith said her government wants to ensure social supports aren't "overly generous" so people don't move to Alberta to take advantage of them. She said the province doesn't want to inadvertently create an incentive for people to move to Alberta to seek out the highest benefit. She argued this was a reason why Alberta included tighter eligibility requirements for seniors' benefits in last week's provincial budget, and why Alberta plans to make changes to its Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) program.

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