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Chelan Skulski
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Provincial Affairs Reporter, CFRN-TV (Edmonton, AB)
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‘Hard to stomach’: Oil prices slump below Alberta’s budgeted barrel price amid economic uncertainty of Trump tariffs
By Brittany Ekelund Verified, Chelan Skulski Verified| BNN Bloomberg Verified As oil hits a low not seen in years, and stock markets sink in response to U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs, experts and industry are bracing for what it might mean for Alberta and Albertans. Finance Minister Nate Horner outlined Budget 2025 in February, warning of “evolving uncertainty with Canada-U.S. trade relations” and possible hard times ahead. Alberta’s budget is based on oil at $68 a barrel and each dollar lost costs the province $750 million.
‘Hard to stomach’: Oil prices slump below Alberta’s budgeted barrel price amid economic uncertainty of Trump tariffs
By Brittany Ekelund Verified, Chelan Skulski Verified| CFRN-TV (Edmonton, AB) Verified As oil hits a low not seen in years, and stock markets sink in response to U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs, experts and industry are bracing for what it might mean for Alberta and Albertans. Finance Minister Nate Horner outlined Budget 2025 in February, warning of “evolving uncertainty with Canada-U.S. trade relations” and possible hard times ahead. Alberta’s budget is based on oil at $68 a barrel and each dollar lost costs the province $750 million.
‘Hard to stomach’: Oil prices slump below Alberta’s budgeted barrel price amid economic uncertainty of Trump tariffs
By Brittany Ekelund Verified, Chelan Skulski Verified| BNN Bloomberg Verified As oil hits a low not seen in years, and stock markets sink in response to U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs, experts and industry are bracing for what it might mean for Alberta and Albertans. Finance Minister Nate Horner outlined Budget 2025 in February, warning of “evolving uncertainty with Canada-U.S. trade relations” and possible hard times ahead. Alberta’s budget is based on oil at $68 a barrel and each dollar lost costs the province $750 million.
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CFRN-TV (Edmonton, AB)