Canadians still pay too much tax promises more cuts
The statement outlines 2006 and 2007 Conservative tax measures including a $500 tool deduction for self employed workers, a 100 percent capital cost allowance, a new textbook tax credit, full exemption of postsecondary scholarships, a higher medical expense supplement, dividend tax reductions, pension-income splitting for seniors, a new Children's Fitness Tax Credit, and a $2,000 child credit. It highlights substantial tax relief totals and shows estimated cuts for families and seniors, asserting continued reductions ahead.
Times have changed on murals in Legislature Buildings
Editor letter urges MLA Blair Lekstrom to rethink the 1934 mural removals after his CBC interview. The writer calls the depictions demeaning and argues for acknowledging Indigenous wrongs to educate the public, noting no constituency backlash does not justify the art.
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Care for pets warns of coyote danger near quiet town
A reader recounts a deadly evening with coyotes after hearing a dog yelp on April 17 and finding blonde fur on a trail the next day. She notes yards and fields around Chetwynd act as a feeding ground for predators, urging owners to keep pets contained after several near misses.
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