Thanks to population growth and construction, the city recorded a $1.5-million surplus last year. And most of the city-owned utilities turned a profit as well.
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Thanks to population growth and construction, the city recorded a $1.5-million surplus last year. And most of the city-owned utilities turned a profit as well.
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Property taxes will be a little lower this year thanks to an injection of $300,000 in surplus money from 2013 towards 2014 tax relief.
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Strathcona County’s 2013 operating activity resulted in a $15.9 million surplus for the period ending Dec. 31, 2013, up from $13.4 million for the same period the previous year.
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EDMONTON – The City of Edmonton is anticipating a surplus, despite earlier concerns that the snow removal budget would eat up any savings this year.
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EDMONTON – Alberta will end its string of six consecutive deficits with a $1.1-billion consolidated surplus this year, but the Redford government will continue to borrow billions for capital programs, Finance Minister Doug Horner said Thursday as he unveiled the 2014-15 provincial budget.
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EDMONTON – Six weeks after city officials predicted Edmonton could be in the red for 2013, it looks like the city instead had a $9.2-million surplus.
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Alberta brought in $2.7 billion more revenue than expected in the first nine months of the fiscal year, but went over-budget on health care, social programs and education by $1.1 billion, Finance Minister Doug Horner reported Wednesday.
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Preliminary numbers show the city is sitting at a $1.25 million surplus for 2013.
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The federal government has delivered a budget that’s light on new spending measures, allowing it to nearly double its surplus projection for next fiscal year.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) – Canada unexpectedly posted a trade surplus of C$75 million ($70.1 million) in October, the first in 22 months, as imports fell at a faster rate than exports, Statistics Canada data indicated on Wednesday.
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