Federal government collects revenue indirectly via taxes, while Alberta reports its non-renewable resource revenue annually.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 25

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Alberta-Ottawa tensions over fiscal policy and energy revenue All 2 developments

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Ottawa
capital city of Canada
- Federal landlords and Ottawa's bureaucracy control property deeds and dictate lease terms in Cornwall.16:58
- US political figures and policies are impacting Canadian trade and economy, leading Ottawa to lobby for exemptions.15:16
Alberta
province of Canada
- Tenaz Energy Corp., an Alberta company, develops crude oil and natural gas and lists its common shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange.16:34
- Imperial Oil and Suncor Energy are operating mines (Kearl and Fort Hills, respectively) in the Athabasca River basin, which flows through Alberta.16:23

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CFIB called on the federal government in Ottawa to reduce the current tax rate.Oct 24
Mark Carney's government is implementing fossil fuel tax breaks and pipeline deals involving Alberta oil, while an institute criticizes the climate agenda.Jul 24

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Jul 25nationalpost.comMargareta Dovgal: Carney must embrace Canada's petrostate status