Rad tech positions hiring from far away?

I know in industries like CS and engineering it's not uncommon for people to apply for jobs far away and relocate for their positions. I'd like to find a job in a hospital but hospital positions are scarce here. I'm Canadian and I'm looking into some provinces like Alberta and there seem to be some opportunities there, but I don't know if I'd be automatically rejected for not being local. I had one interview where the interviewer asked me where I lived, and when I mentioned that I wasn't a local but was planning to relocate if selected, they seem displeased. Has anybody ever applied for rad tech jobs in a non-local location?

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