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On the day Jason Kenney’s Alberta announced their single year budget deficit will exceed $24 billion, Norway advises it’s national wealth fund had passed C$1.52 trillion in value.
In numbers, that’s C$1,524,071,886,000, or $280,500 for every Norwegian resident.
In the year ended March 2020, Alberta reported the Heritage Savings Trust Fund had declined in value by C$1.92 billion to C$16.33 billion.
In numbers, that’s C$16,328,000,000, or $3,687 for each Albertan.
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alberta has been captured and the public are…?
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Seriously, it is time for a sales tax on only the items which the wealthy Albertans would be buying.
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