Alberta Treasury Board News

Finance Minister Nate Horner will travel to Europe May 25-June 5 to meet with Alberta’s bond investors and the investment community.

President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance Nate Horner issued the following statement on bargaining between the Government of Alberta and the AUPE.

President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance Nate Horner issued the following statement on ratification of a new contract between Alberta Health Services and the United Nurses of Alberta.

Proposed legislation will implement the auto insurance system announced in the fall to provide Albertans with better and faster access to care.

Alberta’s government has introduced legislation to authorize key components of Budget 2025, including cuts to personal income taxes for more than two million Albertans.

Minister of Finance and President of Treasury Board Nate Horner issued the following statement on negotiations for a new contract with the United Nurses of Alberta.

Budget 2025 is helping Albertans with the challenge of rising costs of living by cutting personal income taxes for two million hard-working Albertans.

Budget 2025 is meeting the challenges facing Alberta with responsible decisions to fund the priorities of today.

Budget 2025 is meeting the challenge of a rapidly growing population with continued investments in health care and education.

Budget 2025 is meeting the challenge of uncertainties in trade and security by focusing on the economy.

Minister of Finance and President of Treasury Board Nate Horner and Minister of Education Demetrios Nicolaides issued the following statement on CUPE National attacks on public bargaining:

Alberta’s new tax on electric vehicles starts next week.

Alberta’s government will release Budget 2025 on Thursday, Feb. 27 at the start of the new spring legislative session.

Alberta’s government is taking action to grow the Alberta Heritage Savings Trust Fund to at least $250 billion by 2050.

Alberta’s government will rescind Trinity Place Foundation of Alberta’s status as a housing management body under the Alberta Housing Act, effective March 31, 2025.

Alberta’s government wants to hear from Albertans as it develops Budget 2025.

Alberta’s government has launched a website, care-first.alberta.ca, on the province’s plans for improved, faster and less expensive auto insurance.

Alberta’s government is introducing a new auto insurance system that will provide better and faster services to Albertans while reducing auto insurance premiums.

President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance Nate Horner will travel to Asia to promote investment in Alberta bonds and discuss ways to grow Alberta’s Heritage Savings Trust Fund. 

Alberta maintains a balanced budget while ensuring pressures from population growth are being addressed.