Alberta finance minister says hands were tied with $9.4-billion budget deficit
CALGARY — Finance Minister Nate Horner says a provincial sales tax is not in the cards as Alberta wrestles with a massive $9.4-billion budget deficit this year, with buckets of red ink expected in the years to follow.
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