Alberta announces $11.6B surplus

The Alberta government ended the 2022-23 fiscal year with an $11.6 billion surplus. High oil prices fueled the provinces economic success, Danina Falkenberg brings us more in this report.

[eddie-xils]

Proud of my native Alberta. Here in California with a budget of over 300 billion dollars we're 35 billion in the hole. Classic case of Conservative Government versus an ultra liberal one.
To top it all t Governor would like to pay every black person in the State around 1 million dollars each which would cost the State some $800 billion dollars close to three times this year's budget. Go figure.

[xdsrqbj]

I bet Ontario or Quebec can’t say this

[raquetdude]

Now to prevent crime by investing in communities, schools, after school activities, easier transportation options and well paying jobs. Or just starting a provincial wealth fund.
Doubtful any of that would occur as it would require sense. Even tackling the high crime rates of some areas

[chrthewrestler]

not surprising, alberta is always the province making income but canada takes this money to other provinces for them to operate. this is why alberta is so mad at the federal government. this is called payment equalization, but in reality this is worse than communism. you earn, i