Village of Hamiota Sees Overall Tax Reassessment Change
The reassessment by the Provincial Assessment Branch lowers overall village property value by 0.76 percent while the province rises 16 percent. Residential taxes rise about 3.5 percent on new assessments, older homes up 10 to 20 percent, commercial taxes up 1.6 percent on average. A homeowner with 1000 in taxes would pay 1035 if the assessment stayed the same. a 2000 business would pay 2032. The village ends with a balanced budget and no tax increase.
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Hamiota
Ernie Buhler
Buhler
Rolling Dale Enterprises: Cardale’s enduring venture since 1974
Reporter Wanda Strachan tours the Cardale site where Rolling Dale Enterprises began in 1974 and the former Cardale School now serves as a dual school and adult workshop for mental disabilities. The feature explains why the concept has thrived for two decades.
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Rolling Dale Enterprises
Cardale
Wanda Strachan
Rawlings Hardware Wins Best Decorated Storefront
The Village of Hamiota and its Chamber of Commerce organized a Window and Store Front Decorating Contest with 13 participating businesses. The $100 prize funded by the village went to Rawlings Home Hardware for first place, with The Hair Studio, the Hamiota Recreation Office, and the Hamiota Echo’s display following in order.
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Hamiota
Edwin Rothnie
Don Mennie
Rawlings Home Hardware
Hair Studio
Hamiota Recreation Office
Hamiota Echo
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