Alberta predicts first budget deficit since 2021 amid US tariff uncertainty, TIER revenues tank

Published 01:11 on March 1, 2025  /  Last updated at 01:13 on March 1, 2025  / /  Americas, Canada, US, Voluntary

Canada’s provincial energy powerhouse is taking no chances on potential US energy tariffs with a new budget that leaves room for their implementation, though revenues from its carbon market are forecasted to take a roughly 50% hit.
Canada’s provincial energy powerhouse is taking no chances on potential US energy tariffs with a new budget that leaves room for their implementation, though revenues from its carbon market are forecasted to take a roughly 50% hit.


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