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Alberta reviewing new plan on forcing oil companies to pay municipal taxes: minister

New policies aim to recover millions in unpaid municipal taxes and require oil and gas firms to stay current on payments to hold production licences, says Alberta government.

  • Alberta is reviewing a plan to require oil and gas companies to pay municipal property taxes to keep operating licenses.
  • The plan aims to give the Alberta Energy Regulator more enforcement power over unpaid taxes, which total over $250 million owed to rural communities.
  • While past unpaid taxes are likely unrecoverable, the minister said the new policies would ensure companies stay compliant going forward.
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Alberta reviewing new plan on forcing oil companies to pay municipal taxes: minister

Alberta may soon require oil and gas companies to be on top of their municipal property taxes if they want to keep producing.

·Kelowna, Canada
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Global News broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Monday, March 16, 2026.
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