85% of the term debt that Alberta currently owes was incurred under the NDP and UCP.
UCP government borrowed $2B in 2022

85% of the term debt that Alberta currently owes was incurred under the NDP and UCP.
The UCP have borrowed about $12 billion a year since being in power, which was pretty much on par with the NDP.
The UCP have borrowed nearly $15 billion a year since being in power, 37.5% more than the NDP borrowed.
The UCP have borrowed nearly $16 billion a year since being in power, 38% more than the NDP borrowed.
While the deficit is projected at 57% lower now than February’s original projection, it’s not because the UCP are deficit-slaying masters.
The UCP have borrowed nearly $17 billion a year since being in power, 36% more than the NDP borrowed.
Travis Toews and Devin Dreeshen are increasing the debt limit for the Agriculture Financial Services Corporation.
The UCP have borrowed nearly $18 billion a year, 20% more than the NDP borrowed.
The UCP have borrowed nearly $18 billion a year, 20% more than the NDP borrowed.
This brings the total term debt traded by the provincial government since the UCP were elected to $28.4 billion.