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Toronto property taxes set to increase 10 5 per cent in 2024: Budget Chief

Toronto property taxes set to increase 10 5 per cent in 2024: Budget Chief
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Expect more of the same from Alberta s UCP in 2024

How does one provide thoughtful analysis when the UCP Government’s obvious plan going forward is: Sames t, different year?

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Canadian Climate Policy: Reasonableness Needed • Watts Up With That?

They exhibit an almost ritualistic narcissism defending their crowning achievement, the Carbon Tax, and treat opposition to its efficacy as malignant, unintelligent treachery while demonstrating hypocrisy in practice.

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The federal government paid media outlets to promote the Covid vaccine -- Society s Child -- Sott net

The federal government paid media outlets to promote the Covid vaccine -- Society s Child -- Sott net
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Three in Four Canadians Say Increase in Immigrants Exacerbating Housing Crisis

Three-quarters of Canadians believe that the current increase in the number of immigrants admitted into Canada is contributing to the housing crisis, a Leger poll revealed on Wednesday.

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