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Varcoe: War on Iran drives up oil prices, reverberates through Canadian companies, Alberta budget

Alberta’s finance minister was discussing his new budget with Calgary’s business community Friday when he was asked what he hoped the financial discussion would focus on in a year’s time. “Why did you sandbag oil at 60 bucks when it’s sitting at $98,” Nate Horner told the Calgary Chamber of Commerce audience in jest. Much of Horner’s lunch-hour talk focused on Alberta’s $9.4-billion deficit forecast...

Varcoe: Alberta's new budget on course to collide with its own fiscal guardrails

Remember the good old days — like, 2023? It was only 36 months ago, but it might as well be a lifetime for Alberta budget watchers. Oil prices were high. The economy was strong. Multibillion-dollar budget surpluses were rolling in like the tide — and long-term deficits were seemingly being legislated away by the provincial government. Well, that didn’t last long. On Thursday, Finance Minister Nate Horner...

How low oil prices are carving a massive hole in Alberta’s budget

Alberta’s budget remains on a resource royalty roller-coaster, with oil prices still a major revenue driver for the province — but subdued North American prices mean fewer dollars in the provincial piggy bank. How do oil prices weigh on the budget, contributing to forecasted deficits of $9.4 billion, $7.6 billion and $6.9 billion over the next three years? Let’s look under the hood. Related Alberta...