Frontier Centre For Public Policy

Exploring options for our future that support economic growth and opportunity.
Navigation
  • About Us
  • Commentary
  • Research
    • Aboriginal Futures
    • Public Finance & Fiscal Federalism
      • Public Sector
      • Crown Corporations
      • Equalization
    • Housing Affordability & Municipal
    • Smart Green – Energy & Environment
      • Energy
      • Environment
      • Climate Change
      • Natural Resources
    • Immigration & Workplace
      • Immigration
      • Workplace
    • Education, Healthcare & Welfare
      • Education
      • Healthcare
      • Welfare
    • Core Public Sector Reform
      • Public Sector
    • Transportation
  • Publications
  • People
  • Contact
  • About Us
  • Commentary
  • Research
    • Aboriginal Futures
    • Public Finance & Fiscal Federalism
      • Public Sector
      • Crown Corporations
      • Equalization
    • Housing Affordability & Municipal
    • Smart Green – Energy & Environment
      • Energy
      • Environment
      • Climate Change
      • Natural Resources
    • Immigration & Workplace
      • Immigration
      • Workplace
    • Education, Healthcare & Welfare
      • Education
      • Healthcare
      • Welfare
    • Core Public Sector Reform
      • Public Sector
    • Transportation
  • Publications
  • People
  • Contact

The 2008 Local Government Performance Index – Prairies Regional Report

Frontier Centre, Local Government, Publications, Role of Government, TaxationNovember 19, 2008

Cities are listed in alphabetical order:

Alberta:

  • Calgary
  • Edmonton
  • Grande Prairie
  • Lethbridge
  • Medicine Hat
  • Red Deer
  • St. Albert
  • Strathcona County
  • Wood Buffalo

    Saskatchewan:

  • Regina
  • Saskatoon

    Manitoba:

  • Winnipeg

    View entire Prairie edition in PDF Format (55 pages)

    Related

    • Most Viewed Today

    Why Do Some Succeed?
    Is There Bias in Canada’s New Media?
    Toxic Feminism
    What Your Sons and Daughters Will Learn at University
    Without Debt There Would Be Little Capital At All: A Valuation of NB Power
    Sympathizing with Minorities
    About Us
    Global Warming will Benefit Canada

    Subscribe

    • This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

    Podcasts

    • Audio Podcasts
    • Video Podcasts

    Recent Posts

    • Without Debt There Would Be Little Capital At All: A Valuation of NB Power
    • The Utility Company Pushing For Higher Costs For Its Customers: New Brunswick Power
    • Why Do Some Succeed?
    • Manitoba 2036 A Concept
    • The Environment: A True Story Part 30 – Explaining Everything And Nothing

    FCPP LIBRARY

    Select A Year
    • Library 2017
    • Library 2016
    • Library 2015
    • Library 2014
    • Library 2013
    • Library 2012
    • Library 2011
    • Library 2010
    • Library 2009
    • Library 2008
    • Library 2007
    • Library 2006
    • Library 2005
    • Library 2004
    • Library 2003
    • Library 2002
    • Library 2001
    • Library 2000
    • Library 1999
    • Library 1998
    • Library 1997 / 1996

    Follow Us On Twitter

    My Tweets

    Subscribe

    Make your Frontier connection with our direct news service.
    • This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

    Frontier Centre for Public Policy

    • About Us
    • Commentary
    • Research
    • Publications
    • People
    • Contact

    Pin It on Pinterest

    Share This
    • Facebook
    • Twitter
    • Digg
    • Pinterest
    • reddit
    • LinkedIn