The Alberta budget provides post-pandemic cash for city projects this year, but there’s a dramatic drop in available cash moving forward. The province delivered its 2021/2022 budget Thursday afternoon, framing it as a positive, COVID-19
News from Alberta’s budget 2020 means a Calgary infrastructure project for accessible arts in the city may have to scale back while it rustles up a new source of funding. For the time being though,
Calgary’s police chief said the province is taking a bigger chunk of fine revenue and that’s leaving them with a potential $10 million hole in their already shrunken budget. Calgary Police Service (CPS) Chief Mark
Conversion to a tax credit was the lone upside to Thursday’s Alberta budget announcement, as Calgary’s film industry could face a crippling economic blow. And Calgary’s film commissioner said limiting the number of productions that
Provincial cash for Calgary’s Green Line project will be pushed back to 2022, but the chair of the city’s transportation and transit committee said it won’t delay the project. Finance minister Travis Toews presented the
Health and education are expected to be spared, but Albertans can expect a near three per cent cut when the province unveils today’s budget. In a TV address Wednesday night, Alberta Premier Jason Kenny said
EDMONTON — A third-quarter update from the Alberta government forecasts a budget deficit almost $2 billion lower than originally forecast due in part to higher than expected bitumen royalties. Finance Minister Joe Ceci on Wednesday projected a deficit of $6.9
