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Government of Alberta budget

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The budget outlines the government's financial plans from April 1 to March 31 each year. This record includes links to separate records in the Portal for each year's budget. These records include... More ≫

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The budget outlines the government's financial plans from April 1 to March 31 each year. This record includes links to separate records in the Portal for each year's budget. These records include the fiscal plan, Government of Alberta strategic business plan, and ministry business plans, as well as supporting documents for the specific year. Check the "Related" tab for each record for links to the Offices of the Legislative Assembly Estimates and Government Estimates, which also make up part of each year's budget.

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Budget 2019 : a plan for jobs and the economy

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Budget 2019 reflects the government’s commitment to responsible fiscal management. It honours the promise of a credible balanced budget plan over four years. The fiscal choices are in keeping with... More ≫

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Budget 2019 reflects the government’s commitment to responsible fiscal management. It honours the promise of a credible balanced budget plan over four years. The fiscal choices are in keeping with government’s mandate: focus on jobs and deliver public services and infrastructure that support private sector investment and a vibrant society. This budget takes a measured approach to address overspending while focusing on three key priorities: Getting Albertans back to work, Making life better for Albertans, and Standing up for Alberta.

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Budget 2018 : a recovery built to last

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Budget 2018 is focused on extending the economic recovery to all Albertans and continuing to build a more resilient, diversified and stable economy that is less vulnerable to oil price shocks. The... More ≫

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Budget 2018 is focused on extending the economic recovery to all Albertans and continuing to build a more resilient, diversified and stable economy that is less vulnerable to oil price shocks. The plan is built on three pillars: diversifying the economy, protecting vital public services, and returning to balance.

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