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Alberta: where to find the budget
Alberta's Treasury Board and Finance publishes the province's budget each February, along with a three-year Fiscal Plan. After the fiscal year closes on 31 March, the government publishes an annual report with audited financial statements. Alberta also issues a fiscal update and economic statement during the year. Here is where each one lives, and what it tells you.
The plan: the Alberta budget
A budget is a statement of intent. It sets out what the province expects to raise, spend and borrow over the next three years. It is not a record of what happened.
- Budget 2026 The current provincial budget, titled Focused on what matters. The overview page links to highlights, revenue, expense and the capital plan.
- 2026-29 Fiscal Plan The full fiscal plan, presented in the Legislative Assembly on 26 February 2026. PDF.
- Budget documents The province's library of budget documents by year, including the Estimates, fiscal plan data tables and quarterly updates.
The record: what was actually spent
The budget is a promise; the annual report is the receipt. In Alberta, the Public Accounts are made up of the government's annual report and the annual reports of each ministry.
- Government of Alberta 2025-26 Annual Report The report on Budget 2025, covering the fiscal year ended 31 March 2026. It contains Budget 2025 key results, the audited consolidated financial statements and performance results. PDF.
- 2025-26 Final Results: Year-end Report A shorter summary of year-end results, published October 2026. The government's first-quarter update had noted that the 2025-26 year-end results were delayed. PDF.
- Government and ministry annual reports Annual reports for the government and each ministry, back to 2008-09.
Between budgets
The independent check
Alberta has no legislative budget officer. The Auditor General is the office that examines provincial finances without reporting to the government of the day.
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Finding the documents is step one.
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