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Tax cuts, increases, tariff uncertainty highlight 2025 Alberta budgetPoliticsFeb 27The Alberta government's 2025/26 budget includes an income tax break for Albertans, but also increases in some other taxes and fees amid uncertainty over U.S. tariffs. -
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Alberta ditches beer tax hike citing tariffs, need to support local businessesConsumerJun 5 -
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14 Edmonton-area school projects will happen ‘as quickly as possible’: MinisterEducationMar 19 -
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Alberta at odds with its biggest craft brewery, Big Rock, after substantial beer tax hikeConsumerMar 14
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HealthProvince planning to add 700 new beds at two existing Edmonton hospitals -
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EducationAlberta education minister says budget ‘maybe’ has solution to support worker strike -
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CanadaNearly $200 million investment coming to downtown Edmonton -
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MoneyRural Alberta MLA booted from UCP caucus for refusing to support budget -
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EconomyCalgary Close-up: Alberta small businesses see missed opportunity in 2025 budget -
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EconomySmith touts tax break, defends property tax increase in Alberta budget -
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EconomyAlberta budget commits $106M to Coliseum demo, Edmonton Ice District growth -
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Alberta at odds with its biggest craft brewery, Big Rock, after substantial beer tax hikeBig Rock, founded in 1985, is facing a sudden 22 per cent increase to the fees it pays after a new tax rate was introduced — that largely has no impact on any other craft brewer.ConsumerMar 14
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Nicolaides says $1.1B for more staff at Alberta schools will ‘alleviate pressure on classrooms’According to the provincial government, student enrolment at Alberta schools has risen by about 89,000 students since 2020.EducationMar 12
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New highway west out of Fort McMurray receives planning funds in budget 2025Highway 686 would be paved and extended over 200 km through thick muskeg and boreal forest to connect Fort McMurray to the Peace River region and communities in-between.TrafficMar 4
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Premier Danielle Smith faces 2nd challenge from UCP caucus member in less than a weekLesser Slave Lake MLA Scott Sinclair says the new provincial budget is indefensible, too much money goes to big cities, and he won't be supporting it unless major changes are made.PoliticsMar 3
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Lethbridge business leaders, politicians react to 2025 Alberta budgetFrom health care to education, Lethbridge's mayor and business leaders are looking into the effects the 2025 provincial budget will have on the city.EconomyFeb 28
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Sohi calls Alberta’s $106M funding commitment for downtown Edmonton a step in right directionSohi spoke to Global News about the funding one day after the Alberta government pledged to spend $106 million over three years for downtown revitalization near Rogers Place.PoliticsFeb 28
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Premier Smith touts budget’s income tax cuts for Albertans despite $5.2 billion deficitThe tax break was first promised in the 2023 election, and could save individuals up to $750 per year.PoliticsFeb 28
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Critics say Alberta government’s budget falls short on health-care, education spendingAlberta's 2025-26 budget, tabled Thursday by Finance Minister Nate Horner, pledges just under $10 billion for K-12 education operating costs.PoliticsFeb 28
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School support workers rally outside Alberta legislature as budget released insideStriking education support workers marched through the streets of Edmonton and protested outside the legislature at the same time the Alberta budget was being tabled inside.EducationFeb 27
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Red ink, tax cuts, debt payments: Highlights of Alberta’s 2025 budgetAlberta’s finances, tied to the rollercoaster ride that is oil prices, are once again plunging: the 2025 budget predicts a $5.2-billion deficit with no immediate relief in sight.PoliticsFeb 27
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