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Medicine Hat approves 3.6 percent residential tax rise
Medicine Hat city council approves a 3.6 per cent rise in residential property tax for 2014, adding about 75 dollars to the average home’s annual bill. The total tax rate also includes a 5.3 per cent hike for commercial properties, and 6.6 per cent municipal tax growth after provincial education requisition changes. Councillor Jim Turner criticizes labour costs and pledges to forego a cost of living increase, urging spending moderation. The 2014 budget marks the final year of a three year plan with next steps for a two-year process.
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