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Making life more affordable for Albertans
- 6 monthly payments of $100, for seniors with household incomes below $180,000/year
- 6 monthly payments of $100, Per dependent child under 18, for eligible families with household incomes below $180,000/year
- Indexing AISH, Income Support, The Alberta Senior Benefit and The Alberta Child and Family Benefit to inflation
- Boosting the current natural gas rebate to provide permanent natural gas price protection to households
- Providing $200 in additional electricity rebates from Jan-April 2023, bringing total electricity relief during these months to $500
- Cutting the full provincial fuel tax on gasoline and diesel for six months
Making life more affordable for Albertans
- 6 monthly payments of $100 for seniors with household incomes below $180,000/year
- 6 monthly payments of $100, per dependent child under 18, for eligible families with household incomes below $180,000/year
- Indexing AISH, Income Support, The Alberta Senior Benefit and The Alberta Child and Family Benefit to inflation
- Boosting the current natural gas rebate to provide permanent natural gas price protection to households
- Providing $200 in additional electricity rebates from Jan-April 2023, bringing total electricity relief during these months to $500
- Cutting the full provincial fuel tax on gasoline, diesel, and farm fuel for six months
Diversifying the Economy
- Scrapping the previous government's carbon tax and cutting taxes on job creators from 12% - 8%
- Pledging never to introduce a provincial sales tax
- Creating incentives for economic diversification in technology, petrochemicals, film and television, financial services and more
- Bringing in major investment from companies like Telus, Mphasis, Amazon, Walmart, Air Products, Dow Chemical, De Havilland, Phyto Organix Foods, and more, creating thousands of new jobs
- Smashing records for venture capital investment
- Cutting unnecessary and redundant red tape and regulations
Diversifying the economy
- Scrapping the previous government's carbon tax and cutting taxes on job creators from 12% to 8%
- Pledging never to introduce a provincial sales tax
- Creating incentives for economic diversification in technology, petrochemicals, film and television, financial services and more
- Bringing in major investment from companies like Telus, Mphasis, Amazon, Walmart, Air Products, Dow Chemical, De Havilland, Phyto Organix Foods, and more, creating thousands of new jobs
- Smashing records for venture capital investment
- Cutting unnecessary and redundant red tape and regulations
Fixing the healthcare system
- Reducing emergency response times
- Reducing surgery wait times
- Restoring local decision-making
- Decreasing emergency room wait times
- Developing long-term healthcare reforms through consultations with front-line workers
- Replacing the part-time AHS Board of Directors with an appointed full-time Official Administrator for six months
Fixing the healthcare system
- Reducing emergency response times
- Reducing surgery wait times
- Restoring local decision-making
- Decreasing emergency room wait times
- Developing long-term healthcare reforms through consultations with front-line workers
- Replacing the part-time AHS Board of Directors with an appointed full-time Official Administrator for six months
Standing up for Alberta
- Standing-up against federal overreach and interference in areas of provincial jurisdiction
- Fighting federal legislation that is unconstitutional or harmful to Alberta
- Developing policies that meet Alberta’s unique needs
- Defending the constitutional federal-provincial division of powers
- Putting the wants and needs of Albertans first in all our decision-meeting
- Opposing the federal government’s ‘just transition’ plan to shut-down Alberta’s energy sector
Standing up for Alberta
- Standing-up against federal overreach and interference in areas of provincial jurisdiction
- Fighting federal legislation that is unconstitutional or harmful to Alberta
- Developing policies that meet Alberta’s unique needs
- Defending the constitutional federal-provincial division of powers
- Putting the wants and needs of Albertans first in all our decision-making
- Opposing the federal government’s ‘just transition’ plan to shut-down Alberta’s energy sector
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