Canada’s property tax reform faces provincial hurdles
A Canadian analysis argues property tax reform must involve municipal and provincial cooperation to address unfair assessment variations and double taxation on rental businesses. CFIB notes the tax burden weighs on small firms, hindering job creation and local economies amid broader sales tax overhauls.
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Canada
Canadian Federation of Independent Business
CFIB
John Bulloch
Canada milestones on November 7 to 8 events
On November 7 1631 Cape Breton was granted to Sir Robert Gordon to form New Galloway. In 1873 Winnipeg was incorporated as a city. On November 8 1864 the first shipment of B C lumber to Australia began export trade. In 1942 Canada severed diplomatic relations with Vichy France.
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Cape Breton
Robert Gordon
New Galloway
Winnipeg
B.C
Australia
Canada
Vichy France
Neighborly News Reflects on a Canada Election
A columnist reflects on Canada’s election near a Conservative minority outcome. He cites Meech Lake and the Free Trade Agreement as pivotal issues, notes prairie farmers might back the Tories, and recalls a local journalism class interview with reform and Christian Heritage candidates. The piece ends with a parable about free trade featuring wolves and rabbits.
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Quebec
Meech Lake
Canada
FTA
Reform Party
Christian Heritage Party
Reform
Carnduff Gazette
United States
Brian
Ronnie
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