Gouvernement Carney Advances Steps to Promise Tax Reductions
Tuesday, May 27, 2025, 5:21 pm
The provincial government is moving decisively toward its promised tax cuts, taking rapid legislative steps to fulfill a much-publicized commitment. Officials appear intent on reassuring skeptical voters, managing to showcase progress in a process that, despite bureaucratic inertia, seems to be gaining unexpected momentum.
Is it really so bloody hard to take off the political handcuffs and let Alberta pump even more money into Canada's economy?
Le ministre Champagne a déposé un avis de motion de voies et moyens qui a pour but de concrétiser cet engagement.
Le gouvernement Carney a voulu montrer mardi qu’il passe rapidement à l’action, le ministre des Finances, François-Philippe Champagne, ayant fait un premier vers la baisse d’impôts promise en campagne électorale.
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