Alberta’s UCP government is set to table its provincial budget on Tuesday as opposition critics continue to take jabs at pre-elections spending promises.
Toews says his budget this Tuesday will reflect health care as a top priority along with investments into education to reflect large class sizes and growing enrollment in the K-12 system. The UCP has also said it will cap post-secondary tuition growth at two per cent beginning in 2024-2025.
She touted what she calls a “record breaking” $275 million for addictions and mental health as part of a recovery-oriented model that has received hefty criticism from harm reduction advocates. “Albertans still have questions about what's going to happen with their pension, with their policing, frankly, with their health care system because there's a lot long-term that needs to be done to make a difference there,” said Williams.
Williams notes that the UCP have recently been more evasive with Travis Toews posting a video online about his budget shoes instead of taking questions from reporters for example.
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