The Alberta government says the province has enjoyed larger resource revenues earlier this year, but it isn't saying anything about how or even if that could translate into rebates.
it would be cutting $500 cheques for every resident 18 years and older sometime in the fall.
"You own the resources, and you should benefit when those resource prices are high," he said in the video. However, the premier's office didn't want to spill the beans over any sort of rebate that Albertans could put in their pockets. "We look forward to updating Albertans on how our shared resource wealth will benefit families across the province."While it has been more than 15 years since the provincial government handed out rebates to Albertans based on resource revenues, the Alberta government says it has been doing a lot to help residents manage with high costs.A rebate for natural gas is expected to come into force if rates are pushed up over $6.50 per gigajoule, but only after Oct. 1.
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