‘Responsible plan for a growing province’: Alberta reveals balanced budget, boosting health care and education funding
It’s when the economy is appearing positive that Alberta must be responsible by focusing on meeting its current needs while also planning for the future.
That was the message given by Alberta Finance Minister Nate Horner as he revealed the United Conservative government’s balanced — but tight — 2024-25 fiscal budget Thursday in the legislature in Edmonton.
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“That means spending on the important programs and services and infrastructure that Albertans deserve and expect,” Horner said.