Would an independent Alberta be financially viable?
The Alberta Prosperity Project has released their budget for an independent Alberta.
The Alberta Prosperity Project (APP) has now presented their budget for an independent Alberta. From reducing taxes to abolishing costly government services like Canada Post, the APP has their targets set on massive reform. We spoke with Jeffrey Rath, co-founder of the APP to find out more.
The budget covers a wide range of matters, including indigenous and environmental issues, in its pursuit of sustaining Alberta post-departure from the Dominion of Canada.
The plan sets out what Alberta's finances could look like, but the big question remains — how does the province transition from our current economic situation to this reimagined one?
It's not impossible by any measure, and the province's economic destination needs to be recognized if separation truly begins, so this is a good starting point. The APP will likely present transitional economic plans in the coming months, but for now we continue to inch closer in every way towards a more sovereign Alberta.

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After seeing the manipulation and harm caused by the pandemic narrative, Sydney Fizzard started on the path of reporting in mid 2020. With an interest in hearing from everyday Canadians, politicians, business owners, religious figures and community leaders, Syd aims to reveal underlying truths and examine societal movement. Notably, Syd spent 16 consecutive days at the Coutts, Alberta border blockade.
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COMMENTS
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Bernhard Jatzeck commented 2025-07-04 23:04:50 -0400It would be a refreshing change for Alberta to keep more of its money than to send it to certain free-loading provinces. (“Why buy the cow when one can get the milk for free?”)
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Bruce Atchison commented 2025-07-04 19:47:08 -0400Alberta would be well off if not for Ottawa and its communist-style of domination.Imagine all that money being used for OUR needs rather than Quebec’s.