alberta sustainability fund

Octobre 31, 2024 12:01PM

Smith government should finally deboard Alberta’s resource revenue rollercoaster

Tegan Hill

Albertans went from paying $58 per person in provincial debt interest costs in 2008/09 to $596 in 2021/22.

Étiquettes:

resource revenues, budget deficit, alberta's debt, alberta sustainability fund

Février 15, 2024 12:30PM

Albertans continue to pay for government debt—despite budget surpluses

Tegan Hill

The province's debt interest costs increased from $61 per person in 2007/08 to a projected $672 per person in 2023/24.

Étiquettes:

alberta sustainability fund, alberta government's finances, alberta's finances, alberta deficits

Octobre 19, 2023 6:30AM

Alberta could get off resource roller coaster with rainy-day account

Tegan Hill, Milagros Palacios

Since its 2022 mid-year fiscal update, the government has increased program spending by $10.1 billion.

Étiquettes:

alberta's finances, alberta sustainability fund, sustainability fund, alberta government's finances, alberta finances, alberta future fund

Octobre 17, 2023 1:15AM

It’s Time to Get Off the Resource Revenue Rollercoaster: Re-establishing the Alberta Sustainability Fund

Tegan Hill, Milagros Palacios

Étiquettes:

alberta sustainability fund, alberta's finances, alberta government finances, sustainability fund, resource revenue, resource revenues

Août 30, 2023 2:30PM

Here’s how Smith government can fix Alberta’s longstanding fiscal problem

Tegan Hill

The idea is simple—save during good times to help avoid deficits during bad times.

Étiquettes:

alberta deficits, alberta's finances, alberta finances, alberta sustainability fund, alberta heritage fund

Février 22, 2023 9:17AM

Alberta government faces fundamental choice in upcoming budget

Tegan Hill

Successive governments have perpetuated the boom-bust cycle of provincial finances.

Étiquettes:

alberta's debt, alberta government finances, alberta's deficit, alberta sustainability fund, alberta budget

Février 9, 2023 1:00AM

Don’t Spend Away the Windfall: Better Options for Alberta’s Unexpected Revenues

Tegan Hill, Jack Mintz, Trevor Tombe, Joel Emes

Étiquettes:

alberta revenues, resource revenues, alberta budget, alberta government finances, alberta heritage fund, alberta sustainability fund

Novembre 24, 2022 4:42PM

Alberta government must restrain spending despite large surplus

Tegan Hill

Despite surplus, Smith government must restrain spending

Governments in Alberta have a long history of increasing provincial spending during periods of high resource revenue, which inevitably leads to deficits once resource revenues decline.

Étiquettes:

alberta budget, alberta government finances, alberta government spending, alberta sustainability fund

Octobre 7, 2022 8:34AM

New Alberta premier should save surplus and resurrect rainy-day fund

Tegan Hill

The province went from spending $61 per person on provincial debt interest to roughly $562.

Étiquettes:

alberta sustainability fund, alberta heritage fund, alberta sovereignty act, alberta deficit

Juin 23, 2022 11:17AM

Alberta’s next premier will face big fiscal opportunity

Tegan Hill

The province is currently experiencing a windfall of resource revenue.

Étiquettes:

alberta's finances, alberta sustainability fund, sustainability fund, alberta heritage fund, alberta revenues

Formulaire de recherche

alberta sustainability fund

Smith government should finally deboard Alberta’s resource revenue rollercoaster

Albertans continue to pay for government debt—despite budget surpluses

Alberta could get off resource roller coaster with rainy-day account

It’s Time to Get Off the Resource Revenue Rollercoaster: Re-establishing the Alberta Sustainability Fund

Here’s how Smith government can fix Alberta’s longstanding fiscal problem

Alberta government faces fundamental choice in upcoming budget

Don’t Spend Away the Windfall: Better Options for Alberta’s Unexpected Revenues

Alberta government must restrain spending despite large surplus

New Alberta premier should save surplus and resurrect rainy-day fund

Alberta’s next premier will face big fiscal opportunity