Population growth slows in Calgary, Edmonton
‘The population growth … in Alberta has been lower since 2013-2014, coinciding with the commodities downturn that began in 2014,’ says StatsCan
Tag: Alberta politics
How do we close the widening gap between Alberta and B.C.?
Part 1: The wine versus oil showdown in the West has exposed some fundamental differences – but it’s nothing other generations haven’t seen
The Alberta disadvantage: tax rates drive away investors
Unfortunately, to bolster Alberta’s tax competitiveness will require meaningful action to repair the province’s once sterling finances
Ripples from ’60s Indigenous children Scoop continue
If governments hadn’t protected Indigenous children, they would have faced lawsuits for failure to honour their commitments to those children
Another province calls Trudeau’s carbon tax bluff
Wearing thin is the insistence from carbon tax proponents across Canada that there was no other way this could have played out
Alberta’s carbon policies damage province’s competitiveness
The province already lags behind many American states in key policy areas, including regulatory compliance and taxation