Alberta Treasury Board News

The Alberta government is committing ongoing support for the province’s rapidly expanding brewing and liquor production industry.

Budget 2017 is focused on creating good jobs, making life more affordable for Albertans and protecting the programs and services families count on.

Grants to retail fuel dealers will offset the difference between the total carbon levy and fuel tax in Alberta and the fuel tax in Saskatchewan. 

Joe Ceci, President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance, will table Budget 2017 on March 16.

The Alberta government is cutting salaries and eliminating bonuses for the highest paid top executives of agencies, boards and commissions. 

Alberta’s economy is turning a corner and showing early signs of recovery, including higher exports, drilling activity and employment. 

Albertans can join Premier Rachel Notley and Finance Minister Joe Ceci in a conversation about the province’s budget during telephone town halls next week.

Over a million Albertans have seen money appear in their bank accounts as carbon rebates have started rolling out across the province.

Albertans are invited to share their ideas and priorities as government kicks off its 2017 budget consultations.

Alberta’s carbon levy comes into effect Jan. 1 as part of government’s plan to transition the province to a greener, more diversified economy.

Small business owners will save an estimated $185 million in 2017 as part of Alberta’s plan to transition the province to a greener, more diversified economy.

Alberta’s deficit is forecast to hold steady while a number of indicators point to a stabilization of the province’s economy.

Alberta’s deficit is forecast to hold steady while a number of indicators point to a stabilization of the province’s economy.

The Government of Alberta has introduced Bill 32, the Credit Union Amendment Act, to expand services credit unions can offer to Albertans and businesses and to enhance governance of the credit union industry.

The Government of Alberta has introduced Bill 32, the Credit Union Amendment Act, to expand services credit unions can offer to Albertans and businesses and to enhance governance of the credit union industry.

The Alberta government is ensuring that public agencies, boards and commissions (ABCs) remain relevant, with legislation that would dissolve three agencies.

President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance Joe Ceci has provided the following response to the Auditor General’s report:

The President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance, Joe Ceci, has issued the following statement regarding International Credit Union Day:

The Government of Alberta has launched a public information campaign so people across the province can find, track and easily apply for positions available on provincial agencies, boards and commissions. 

The Alberta government’s partnership with ATB Financial furthers small business growth and economic diversification in the province.