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Tax cuts, increases, tariff uncertainty highlight 2025 Alberta budgetPoliticsFeb 27, 2025The Alberta government's 2025/26 budget includes an income tax break for Albertans, but also increases in some other taxes and fees amid uncertainty over U.S. tariffs. -
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Alberta finance minister hits the road in attempt to sell 2026 provincial budgetAlberta Finance Minister Nate Horner will speak to the Calgary Chamber of Commerce on Friday as he embarks on a tour to sell the 2026 provincial budget.PoliticsFeb 27
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Alberta budget 2026 comes with spending hikes but $9.4B deficitPremier Danielle Smith’s UCP government has introduced a new Alberta budget that promises more money for health and education but also an eye-popping deficit of $9.4 billion.MoneyFeb 26
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Fees and taxes: How the 2026 Alberta budget may hit your walletWhile income taxes aren't increasing to make up the shortfall, there are several other ways Albertans will be paying more through fees and changes to the education property tax.MoneyFeb 26
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Alberta teachers hail ‘significant’ investment in education, but skepticism ‘remains high’Despite welcoming an 'historic investment' in Alberta's education system, it appears there's still a lot of work to do to rebuild the trust between the province and its teachers.EducationFeb 25
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Immigration, medical assistance in dying on agenda as Alberta legislature resumesThe Alberta legislature is set to reconvene today, with the government's new budget to be tabled Thursday.PoliticsFeb 24
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Alberta to boost doctor spending by 22% as detail of upcoming budget sharedDanielle Smith said Alberta will spend $7.7 billion on doctors in 2026-27 — one of the first major details to come out of what's expected to be a budget filled with red ink.PoliticsFeb 23
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Alberta premier warns ‘significant’ deficits to come, rules out tax hikes or big cutsWith the price of oil trading well below where the government of Alberta forecast it to be, Premier Danielle Smith warns that "significant" deficits are in store for the province.EconomyFeb 10
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Alberta’s economy remains in the red with tweaked $6.4B deficitThis year's budget is a massive multibillion-dollar swing from an $8.3-billion surplus last year, and the biggest factor is a 30 per cent decline in natural resource revenue.EconomyNov 27, 2025
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Alberta budget deficit forecast to grow more than originally forecast this year to $6.5BBad news for Alberta taxpayers with the province's finance minister saying lower than forecast oil prices means the projected deficit this year is expected to grow to $6.5 billion.EconomyAug 28, 2025
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Alberta ditches beer tax hike citing tariffs, need to support local businessesThe fee hike was introduced in February and substantially lowered the production threshold breweries needed to hit before they had to pay higher fees to the province.ConsumerJun 5, 2025
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