The province says it brought in $13.4 billion from April to June — almost identical to the number in 2018.

Newly released figures show the Alberta government ended the last fiscal year with a deficit more than $2 billion smaller than originally predicted in the budget.

The budget had originally forecast a deficit of $8.8 billion, but the finance minister says a lower dollar and higher than expected bitumen royalties have helped.

Alberta's finance minister says the widening gap in the price Canadian oil is fetching won't affect this year's budget, but if left unchecked will mean hard times ahead.

Alberta's finance minister says the province is on track to reduce its deficit by $1 billion this year.

The Alberta government says the provincial economy has recovered about two-thirds of its losses from the last recession.

Tuesday’s press conference marks the start of a pretty obvious rebranding campaign for the Alberta NDP.

Alberta remains on track to rack up a $10.3-billion deficit this year but Finance Minister Joe Ceci says the economy is rebounding and it's time public sector workers step up to help keep it going.

The province of Alberta is adjusting its expectations for oil revenue and is looking for operational savings to keep its financial plan on track.