Budget, Alberta Teachers’ Association president Jason Schilling said the province must spend, at minimum, $11.35 billion on education to dig the province out of a four-year trend on being last in ...

Friends of Medicare’s Chris Gallaway expressed his disappointment in the direction of Healthcare in the province, following the 2025 Budget. He explained that from his time listening to various ...

Mayor Blaine Hyggen attended the provincial budget announcement in Edmonton earlier this week on behalf of Lethbridge city ...

Canada’s provincial energy powerhouse is taking no chances on potential US energy tariffs with a new budget that leaves room for their implementation, though revenues from its carbon market are ...

The organization that represents Alberta's cities, towns and villages is concerned about the increase to the education ...

Alberta's budget brings changes to income and education taxes. Working Albertans will pay less, while property owners will ...

A day after her government released its budget, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has hit the road to sell its perks. Alberta is projecting a $5.2-billion deficit, but is offering income tax cuts that ...

There are big health care-shaped holes in the 2025-2026 budget issued by Finance Minister Nate Horner on Thursday, says the ...

Despite a $9.9 billion investment into operating expenses for public education, the Alberta Teacher’s Association and the Canadian Union of Public Employees says it is still not enough.

Sohi 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.

In Budget 2025, the province said it will implement a new eight per cent income tax bracket for incomes up to $60,000.