Alberta Finance Minister to Deliver Update on Last Year’s Budget, $5.8-Billion Surplus Forecasted
- Alberta Finance Minister Nate Horner will present the fiscal update today, closing the books on the previous year's budget, which was last forecasted to show a nearly $6-billion surplus.
- The budget predicts a $5.2-billion deficit at the end of March 2026, indicating ongoing financial challenges in Alberta.
- Winnipeg's Portage and Main intersection will reopen to pedestrians today, marking over 40 years since it last closed, with a ceremonial event led by Mayor Scott Gillingham.
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Alberta recorded a surplus of $8.3 billion in fiscal year 2024-2025 largely due to oil royalties.
·Montreal, Canada
Read Full ArticleOil-Rich Alberta Forecasts Unexpected Budget Surplus
Alberta expects to have booked a budget surplus of about US$4.2 billion (C$5.8 billion) for the fiscal year 2024-2025 that ended in March, as Nate Horner, the finance minister of Canada’s oil-producing province, prepares to deliver the year-end fiscal update later on Friday. The unexpectedly large surplus for 2024-2025 was due to higher resource royalties, RBC said earlier this year. However, Alberta expects a large deficit of about US$3.8 b…
·London, United Kingdom
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