The Alberta Worker
Not only that, but we have over 2,400 fewer active business since the UCP implemented the Job Creation Tax Cut, the worst performance of all the provinces in Canada. So much for being the economic engine of Canada.
We’ve seen the worst performance of all the provinces in Canada. So much for being the economic engine of Canada.
We’ve seen the worst performance of all the provinces in Canada. So much for being the economic engine of Canada.
Despite generating nearly $1 billion in more corporate tax revenue last year, the oil and gas sector still accounted for just 16.65% of total corporate profit tax revenue.
The party announced that if they win the 2023 provincial election, they plan to spend over a billion dollars a year to create tens of thousands of new jobs.
We’ve seen the worst performance of all the provinces in Canada. So much for being the economic engine of Canada.
This was the worst performance of all the other provinces in Canada.
Sort of. But there’s something you should know.
Between June 2019—the last month before the Job Creation Tax Cut came into effect—and June 2022, Alberta saw the largest loss in the number of active businesses of all the provinces in Canada.
Between May 2019—two months before the Job Creation Tax Cut came into effect—and May 2022, Alberta has seen the largest loss in the number of active businesses of all the provinces in Canada.