Some Albertan politicians say they're optimistic after Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberal government tabled its first budget Tuesday, while others are seeking more clarity on several promises being made.

Titled "Canada Strong," the 406-page document details billions in proposed cuts and investments meant to spur growth and productivity, while projecting a deficit of $78 billion for 2025-26.

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Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas said he’s approaching the budget with “cautious optimism,” highlighting Ottawa’s investments in infrastructure and housing as areas of particular interest to residents of his city.

“I'm very pleased th

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