Since 2005, nominal per-capita program spending in Alberta has averaged about 14 per cent above the Canadian average.
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Février 18, 2021
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Alberta's deficit this year will be the largest in history, relative to the size of the provincial economy, at 6.9 per cent of GDP.
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Février 18, 2021
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Climate targets are irrelevant when determining whether a carbon tax is good policy.
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Février 18, 2021
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Protracted lockdowns slowly strangle the economic and social life of the country.
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Février 16, 2021
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This year's federal budget deficit will reach a projected $381 billion.
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Février 9, 2021
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Canada has the seventh-highest top combined personal income tax rate in the OECD.
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Février 4, 2021
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Only three provinces—B.C., Alberta and Saskatchewan—offer government funding for homeschooling.
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Février 4, 2021
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Ontarians carry the second-largest combined government debt burden among Canadians.
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Février 3, 2021
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The four western provinces and Quebec provide tuition support to parents who choose independent schools.
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Février 2, 2021
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The provincial government contracted several private surgical clinics to help clear the backlog.
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