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Sales tax up to Albertans, not government: Kenney Poll Yes Premier Jason Kenney updates media during a COVID-19 update. THE CANADIAN PRESS FILE/Jason Franson Nikki Jamieson – SOUTHERN ALBERTA NEWSPAPERS ssnews@sunnysouthnews.com Premier Jason Kenney said that it is up to voters to decide whether to implement a sales tax once the pandemic is over. In a press conference on March 2, Kenney and Finance Minister Travis Toews were asked a question regarding the possibility of a provincial sales tax. While the Albertan government had committed to not implementing a sales tax in the middle of the pandemic, they were asked that why the government won’t say there won’t be a sales tax or put one on a referendum or another major tax after the pandemic. Kenney said they have made it clear that now would be the worst time for government take more money from Albertans, and that this government will always defend and respect the Taxpayer Protection Act, noting that he had successfully lob

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