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Alberta’s UCP breaks own rules with $9.4B deficit

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Alberta’s budget is drowning in red ink, with debt slated to top $130B in 3 years, and no path to balance. As Sean Amato reports, the finance minister said he would need to close every school in the province, for example, to balance the books.

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