Alberta budget surplus nosedives, with even tougher times in storeIndustry organizations predict 20 percent decline in drilling next year, accelerating the shrinkage in North American gas supply, but some say a price turnaround is “inevitable”
Gary Park PNA Canadian Correspondent
Alberta’s official symbol is the wild rose, of which the only operative word these days is “wild.” Otherwise, the bloom is off the rose in a province that has been deficit free for almost a decade and wallowing in budget surpluses ever since, with the prospect of wiping out its remaining debt in tim....
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