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2013 Alberta Economic Summit
The Alberta Economic Summit was an interesting intellectual and political exercise, but it will not solve its economic problems. Alberta’s budgeting problems are likely to continue without a fundamental assessment of economic realities. Continue reading
Posted in Alberta, Calgary, Energy, Role of Government, Taxation
Tagged Alison Redford, budget, Danielle Smith
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Alberta Legislature Gets to Work
The Alberta government’s legislative agenda for the new session of the Legislature was announced this week. What should we expect from it? Continue reading
Two billion dollars is “chump change”
Only in Canada would an Eastern politician refer to two billion dollars of Albertans’ hard-earned money as “chump change.” Continue reading
Posted in Alberta, Calgary, Equalization, Unsorted
Tagged Danielle Smith, Michael Ignatieff
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