The budget plan I am announcing tonight reflects the principles our people cherish, the priorities they value, and the policies they expect

The sale of Manitoba Data Services has strengthened strategic economic development opportunities in the province and reduced data processing unit costs in government.... This year

Spending growth of 3.2 percent reflects the difficult choices made to control overall spending, while protecting vital health, education and family services.. With overall

This budget will further develop our five-point plan for a stronger economy outlined in the 2009-2010 Budget; a plan that is already helping position New Brunswick to recover

With a revised estimate of $131.5 million for the ordinary account deficit for 1993-94, a budgeted ordinary account surplus of $4.8 million in 1994-95, and a forecast surplus of

In keeping with our response to economic conditions in 1980-81, the budget provides for an increase in combined capital and ordinary spending of 13% over the amount budgeted

The ordinary expenditures have continued and public services maintained art the levels approved by the Legislature for the fiscal year 1962-1963. It has been a

In keeping with our commitment to reduce our reliance on borrowed funds in order to free up capital for private borrowers, for the second year in a row the Province will make

Ontario has proposed, therefore, that all federal programs for regional redistribution — relocation grants, tax concessions, regional development subsidies, implicit equalization