Gillies Budget Minimizes Tax Shock for 2024
Gillies council approves a 3.5 percent property tax increase under a 1.2 million budget, lowering policing costs and easing earlier fears of a 25 percent rise. The town, population about 500, plans an Oct. 9 discussion on a new official plan as regional tax increases vary from three to 11 percent.
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South Gillies
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Graves
Green Acre
Highway 595
Gillies
Ontario
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Gillies Council
Northwest Ontario debates safe transport of nuclear waste
The NWMO cites a strong safety record in moving used nuclear fuel as it faces local concerns in Northwestern Ontario. Thunder Bay council in August agreed to review hazardous goods transport standards after a deputation by Ontario Nuclear Free Thunder Bay and Environment North. The NWMO reiterates its commitment to safety and to a consent-based repository site process, with officials presenting facts to counter claims on September 9.
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Nuclear Waste Management Organization
NWMO
Ontario
Thunder Bay
Environment North
Council
Joanne Jacyk
Ignace
Caitlin Burley
Vince Ponka
Gional
Thunder Bay Council
Intergovernmental Affairs Committee
Ponka
Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
Canada
Inflation hits Bank of Canada's two per cent target in August
Inflation slowed to 2.0 percent in August from 2.5 percent in July, with Thunder Bay at 1.7 percent. Lower gasoline and apparel prices helped, as economists say inflation is no longer a threat to growth and rate cuts may accelerate. Core measures eased slightly and the jobless rate rose to 6.6 percent, signaling weaker economy ahead.
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Bank of Canada
Canada
Thunder Bay
Statistics Canada
CIBC
Andrew Grantham
Grantham
Benjamin Reitzes
Canadian Rates and Macro
BMO
Reitzel
Tiff Macklem
Macklem
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