The charts are only a very simple beginning and do not include important information.
Such as:
Alberta civil servant wages.  (try cutting back excessive wages, and more than a few executives)
Key statistics, such as number of doctors, hospital beds, classroom size, nurses (all better than BC or Ontario on a per capita basis) 
Key Performance indicators -- patient wait times, or student performance (getting worse every year)
Or demographics, Alberta has a much younger population than BC or Ontario so actually should be spending less per capita in heath care.  (wouldn't be so bad if Albertans had better service)
Revenue per capita, equivalent or higher than BC or Ontario

But the bottom line, approx. $50 billion in debt in 4 years from zero or $12,500 for every child, adult and senior.  And really no infrastructure that will create any significant new long term jobs.