Alberta spending
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Premier Kenney warns municipalities it’s too soon to be spending soaring oil revenuesKenney says oil revenues that are soaring can just as quickly fall, and the government needs to be prudent in its funding decisions.EconomyMar 10
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Alberta budget: Edmonton mayor keeping an eye on jobs, infrastructure promises, homelessnessThe mayor said job creation, addressing homelessness, as well as the province keeping its infrastructure promises are the city's top priorities in the upcoming budget.PoliticsFeb 23, 2021
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Alberta Budget 2019: Fees and taxes – What will it cost more to do?How will the provincial budget impact your wallet? Here's a list of changes to user fees and taxes on things like tobacco and short-term rentals.EconomyOct 24, 2019
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Alberta Budget 2019: What’s in it for Edmonton?From LRT timelines and municipal funding to road work and health facilities – here’s what the UCP’s first budget means for Edmonton.EconomyOct 24, 2019
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Restraint coming, but not Klein-era budget cuts, Kenney tells Alberta municipal leadersThe United Conservative leader said any reductions will be prudent and thoughtful while protecting high-priority frontline services in health and education.EconomySep 27, 2019
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Alberta finance minister hopes to balance budget by 2023 but nothing confirmed"We can no longer afford to spend at that rate. We can no longer spend like we're the rich kids on the block because, quite frankly, we're not anymore."EconomySep 4, 2019
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Alberta panel says savings to be found in health, education changesA panel looking into Alberta's finances says the province habitually overspends on the services it delivers.PoliticsSep 3, 2019
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Alberta election promise tracker: What the parties have pledged on taxes, spending and the economyHere is a closer look at what political parties in Alberta have pledged on taxes, spending and the economy ahead of the 2019 spring election.EconomyMar 17, 2019
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Public Interest Alberta hosts meeting in Lethbridge for new ‘Revenue Reno’ campaignPublic Interest Alberta held a meeting in Lethbridge on Monday night to promote its Revenue Reno campaign.CanadaJun 4, 2018
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Higher restaurant prices not stopping Albertans from eating outIn the final two months of 2017, Albertans spent a record $789 million dining out in restaurants and bars — but the spending surge was largely due to higher menu prices because of increased minimum wages.ConsumerMar 1, 2018
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