Could an oil price rebound change the politics around Alberta's deficit?
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Show Notes
Amber Ruddy and Keith McLaughlin return to Alberta Edge to break down the fallout from Alberta's $9.4-billion deficit budget. A sudden rebound in oil prices has already begun to reshape the political conversation. Could stronger energy markets soften criticism of the deficit—or simply postpone tougher debates about Alberta's revenue model and spending choices? The panel also discusses Calgary's property tax clash with the province, looming referendums, and the approaching April 1 deadline tied to federal-provincial MOU preconditions.
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CREDITS:
Falice Chin - Host, Producer, and Editor
Keith McLaughlin - Panelist
Amber Ruddy - Panelist
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