Alberta forecasts $4.7B deficit - April 8, 2009
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Alberta forecasts $4.7B deficit - April 8, 2009
Alberta's fortunes took a dramatic turn Tuesday as its Progressive Conservative Government introduced a budget with a $4.7-billion deficit, the Province's first in 16 years and its largest ever, as it puts billions toward infrastructure funding and forecasts through to 2012.
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