Neebing Eyes Urgent Road Repairs From Survey
Neebing council weighs a priority list of failing roads after a resident survey showed road quality as a major concern. Deputy Mayor Brian Wright notes chip sealing costs about 80 000 per kilometre while a 7.2 million budget boosts taxes by four percent. The online survey ran mid January to April with about 180 respondents, 8.5 percent of the population, and 97 percent saying overall quality of life is good.
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Parking meter change faces firm opposition in Thunder Bay
Thunder Bay moves to a new two dollar per hour parking rate from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. including Saturdays in business districts sparking complaints from shops. The Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce backs a petition as the Business Improvement Area plans to push for more fee alternatives at the June 17 city council session.
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Capital gains tax change clears House of Commons in Canada
The Liberal and allied parties passed a motion to raise the taxable portion of capital gains to 66 percent for corporations and individuals above 250000 annually. Critics warn it weighs on farmers doctors and homebuilders while IMF notes it should not hurt investment or productivity. Tax takes effect June 25 with primary residences exempt and ongoing debate over impacts on the middle class and wealthy.
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