No tax hikes, no new taxes and no significant program cuts
After a tough 2009-10, during which the province was hit hard by the recession, Alberta is surging on rising global oil prices
Alberta finance minister calls on Ontario to sign on to passport system
It hit me while some telephone installers were wringing their hands over mounting a new satellite dish for me.
Impending changes to Alberta’s wills and estates legislation should raise some red flags with financial advisors who deal with estate planning, some lawyers there say.
If the Supreme Court of Canada rules that Ottawa does have jurisdiction to create a single regulator, Alberta is ready to co-operate, finance minister says
Increases in corporate tax revenue offset by declines in personal income taxes, royalties and investment revenue
The boom in shale gas wells is keeping prices down, but their steep production dropoffs could affect future prices in unexpected ways
Investment by business and government is fuelling predictions that new energy and infrastructure programs will be good for Edmonton
Despite being awash in oil, Alberta’s public debt continues to spiral. It’s a self-perpetuating malaise that could use an injection of entrepreneurial principles