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Août 3, 2022 10:10AM

Alberta’s resource-fuelled budget surplus masks long-standing spending problem
Tegan Hill, Jake Fuss
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Alberta’s resource-fuelled budget surplus masks long-standing spending problem

In 2017, the province's per-person spending reached its highest level since 1965.

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Mai 5, 2020 9:38AM

Mounting government debt threatens Alberta’s fiscal status among provinces

Ben Eisen, Steve Lafleur
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Mounting government debt threatens Alberta’s fiscal status among provinces

The province's net government debt will climb to approximately $55 billion this year.

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Décembre 12, 2019 12:01PM

Spending reductions in the 1990s dwarf Kenney’s budget plans
Ben Eisen, Tegan Hill
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Spending reductions in the 1990s dwarf Kenney’s budget plans

Premier Ralph Klein’s government reduced program spending by 21.6 per cent over three years.

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Décembre 6, 2019 10:13AM

Alberta’s reform budget in perspective
Tegan Hill, Milagros Palacios, Jason Clemens
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Alberta’s reform budget in perspective

The budget includes a 1.6 per cent nominal spending reduction over four years.

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Mars 14, 2019 1:40AM

Alberta Prosperity: A Plan for Opportunity and Growth
Ben Eisen, Jason Clemens, Niels Veldhuis
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Janvier 31, 2015 9:00AM

Digging Alberta out of the deficit hole
Mark Milke
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Alberta Premier Jim Prentice has warned Albertans that the current fiscal year’s projected surplus has turned into at least a $500 million deficit and that next year’s budget will sink deeper into red-ink territory.

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