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alberta government finances

Septembre 5, 2024 4:00AM

Alberta government clings to resource revenue rollercoaster
Tegan Hill
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Alberta government clings to resource revenue rollercoaster

The province's net financial position deteriorated by $94.9 billion over this period.

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Août 29, 2024 4:00AM

Alberta government must reform spending to avoid deficits
Tegan Hill
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Alberta government must reform spending to avoid deficits

The government will spend a projected $6,037 more per Albertan over four years than it originally planned.

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Août 16, 2024 3:00AM

Alberta government should finally undo tax hikes and help restore province’s advantage
Tegan Hill
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Alberta government should finally undo tax hikes and help restore province’s advantage

The change would save approximately 2.3 million Albertans an average of $1,573 per year.

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Juillet 18, 2024 9:10AM

Alberta government must rein in spending to avoid future deficits
Tegan Hill
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Alberta government must rein in spending to avoid future deficits

The government will spend a projected $6,037 more per Albertan over four years than it planned in the 2022 mid-year update.

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Juin 27, 2024 2:22PM

Alberta government must further restrain spending to stabilize provincial finances
Tegan Hill
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Alberta government must further restrain spending to stabilize provincial finances

This year, program spending will reach a projected $14,334 per Albertan, which is $1,603 higher than the original plan.

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Juin 25, 2024 2:40PM

Alberta government peddles fanciful numbers for film and TV tax credit returns
Matthew Lau
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Alberta government peddles fanciful numbers for film and TV tax credit returns

By shifting resources and money, the government is simply shifting jobs into film and away from other sectors.

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Juin 20, 2024 1:00AM

Alberta’s ‘Spending Restraint’ in Perspective
Tegan Hill, Milagros Palacios
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Alberta’s ‘Spending Restraint’ in Perspective
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Avril 5, 2024 8:30AM

Alberta government should finally restore province’s tax advantage
Grady Munro, Jake Fuss, Tegan Hill
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Alberta government should finally restore province’s tax advantage

The province last year had the 10th-highest top combined income tax rate among 61 North American jurisdictions.

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Avril 3, 2024 4:30AM

Alberta government should undo personal income tax hikes
Tegan Hill, Nathaniel Li
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Alberta government should undo personal income tax hikes

If the government made this change, approximately 2.3 million Albertans would save $1,573 per year (on average).

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Mars 21, 2024 4:30AM

Alberta government increased spending despite promise of ‘restraint’

Tegan Hill
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Alberta government increased spending despite promise of ‘restraint’

The province plans to spend $13.9 billion more over two fiscal years than originally planned in mid-year 2022.

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