In his address to almost 600 business people at a Chamber luncheon on Friday, and on the heels of the government's second quarter fiscal update, Premier Jim Prentice painted a challenging, and at times bleak, picture of upcoming provincial budgets.
While still signalling a commitment to investing in the public infrastructure our growing province needs and a competitive tax landscape, he noted that it would not be business as usual when planning for oil at $65-$75/barrel in 2015.
Read more about what's in store for Alberta in this article by the Calgary Herald.
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