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Critics, supporters have their say on proposed education tax changes

Winnipeg Free Press Save to Read Later CRITICS and supporters shared their views on a proposed bill that would enable the province to rebate 25 per cent of the value of education taxes to residential and farm property owners in 2021. CRITICS and supporters shared their views on a proposed bill that would enable the province to rebate 25 per cent of the value of education taxes to residential and farm property owners in 2021. Bill 71 (Education Property Tax Reduction Act), which has already received second reading, went before a standing committee of the legislature for comment Monday night. The Progressive Conservative government has said it needs to pass before the planned mail-out of rebate cheques worth $248 million to an estimated 658,000 property owners.

Rising cost of housing, food inflation and high unemployment combine to take bigger bite out of your grocery budget

Winnipeg Free Press Triple whammy Rising cost of housing, food inflation and high unemployment combine to take bigger bite out of your grocery budget RUTH BONNEVILLE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Harvest Manitoba CEO Keren Taylor-Hughes says the rising cost of housing is another barrier to people accessing food. ‘With the cost of everything except wages increasing, we find that there is too much month left at the end of the month.’ The effects of the rapidly increasing cost of housing, both rentals and home ownership, combined with food inflation and an ongoing weak job market, are adding to concerns about food affordability across the country.

Pallister s tax rebate puts $4,000 into his own pocket

Winnipeg Free Press By: Carol Sanders and Larry Kusch | Posted: 7:00 PM CDT Thursday, Apr. 8, 2021 Premier Brian Pallister promised that the 2021 provincial budget would leave more money on the kitchen tables of Manitobans, and it will including more than $4,000 on his own. Premier Brian Pallister promised that the 2021 provincial budget would leave more money on the kitchen tables of Manitobans, and it will including more than $4,000 on his own. The premier will receive $4,011, thanks to the education property tax rebate announced in Wednesday s budget. DAVID LIPNOWSKI / CANADIAN PRESS FILES Brian Pallister will receive $4,011, thanks to the education property tax rebate announced in Wednesday s budget.

Front-line service investment needed before tax cuts, say advocates

Front-line service investment needed before tax cuts, say advocates
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