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Gatineau residents return to polls for another election

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New ReviewIt's officially municipal election season in Quebec, and in Gatineau, candidates are putting homelessness, infrastructure and municipal taxes at the forefront. Voters head to the polls on Nov. 2.
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Chow calls on federal, provincial governments to help pay shelter costs for refugees

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New ReviewMayor Olivia Chow said the federal and provincial governments must pay their share of the cost of sheltering refugees and asylum seekers in Toronto. CBC’s Dale Manucdoc explains
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New Hempstead town supervisor announces tax cuts for 2026 town budget

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New ReviewSupervisor John Ferretti is proposing an 18% tax cut to the Town's general fund for the 2026 budget.
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Why Are Top Cricketers Under ED Scanner? | 1xBet Betting Scandal EXPLAINED

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New ReviewWhy Are Top Cricketers Under ED Scanner? | 1xBet Betting Scandal EXPLAINED World Cup hero Yuvraj Singh. Former teammates Suresh Raina, Robin Uthappa, and Shikhar Dhawan. All under the scanner of the Enforcement Directorate in a...
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Residents of French Creek say they should become new B.C. municipality

9th - Higher Ed
French Creek is a densely populated area located in the Regional District of Nanaimo, on Vancouver Island. But some residents say it's outgrown the RDN and it's time that French Creek becomes a municipality on its own.
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Tories facing ‘rough and bumpy time’, Badenoch concedes after defections

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Kemi Badenoch has acknowledged her party is enduring a “rough and bumpy time” following the defections of MP Danny Kruger and former minister Maria Caulfield to Reform UK. The Conservative leader said “there will be some people who won’t...
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Property values in Montreal are up. Here's what that means for you

9th - Higher Ed
The numbers are prepared by the city every three years and used to determine tax rates. On average, property values in Montreal are up just over 12 per cent, but office buildings downtown saw an 8.2 per cent drop.
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How will India ensure GST cut benefits pass on to consumers?

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Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Wednesday (Sep 3) addressed the media and announced that the GST Council, in its meeting, approved a two-tier structure of 5 per cent and 18 per cent, and a special tax of 40 per cent for...
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Kemi Badeonoch visits Beaulieu Park station

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Interview with Kemi Badeonoch after she visited Beaulieu Park station. Ms Badenoch called for Angela Rayner to resign from Government.
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Breakdancing resident derails Cranford town meeting to talk taxes

9th - Higher Ed
William Thilly's dance moves earlier this week have gone viral.
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Labour 'do not have the stomach' to take stronger action on immigration, says Badenoch

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Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch has criticised the Government for "not having the stomach" to take stronger action on immigration control. Ms Badenoch also said she still supports people’s rights to protest against asylum hotels,...
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Taxing Long Island: Steps to take to get your STAR credit

9th - Higher Ed
While the STAR program has been around for years and evolved over time - the chief complaint of Long Islanders has remained the same.
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Green Acres Mall's $100 million renovation comes with tax deal

9th - Higher Ed
Construction is underway at the mall. Dozens of new restaurants and stores are expected to open over two years.
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Businesses large and small are now staring down a 'rough and bumpy road' of new tariff increases

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Both large and small companies now face a new reality on heightened tariffs that are reaching their bottom lines. Here's how President Trump's import tax policies are affecting businesses. (Scripps News)
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B.C. ends 2024 fiscal year with S7.3B deficit, lower than forecast

9th - Higher Ed
The B.C. government announced it ended the 2024 + fiscal year with a deficit of $7.3 Billion, which is lower than the forecast by $564 million. CBC's Meera Bains breaks down the province's fiscal update and what factored in its budgetary...
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Ontario-made alcohol gets largest tax cut in decades

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Ontario's new alcohol tax cut, which is intended to support local producers, took effect last week. The province says the move will make the industry more competitive amid U.S. tariffs and growing economic pressures.
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Treasury has ‘got the balance right’ on taxing wealthy, says Reeves

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The Treasury has “got the balance right” on tax, Rachel Reeves said, as she faced questions about Labour calls to weigh up a wealth tax. The Chancellor said tax decisions would be announced at a future budget “in the appropriate way”,...
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Canadian skip American liquor as Trump threatens 35% tariff

9th - Higher Ed
American liquor sales dropped in Canada by 66%. This move comes after Trump imposed 35% tariffs. Canadians boycott 'Made in USA' spirits.
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H&R Block Touts DIY Options Amid Online Competition

9th - Higher Ed
The company has promoted its Tax Pro Go option, which allows customers to upload their tax documents digitally and leave the rest to a trained tax professional.
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CoinTracker Launches Free Crypto Tax Service as IRS Sharpens 'Virtual Currency' Focus

9th - Higher Ed
CoinTracker, a startup that helps people calculate their taxes on crypto holdings, is introducing a free tier of service for users with less than 200 crypto transactions in a tax year as the IRS makes turns its attention to investors in...
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Why Investors Fear a Democrat Sweep in Georgia

9th - Higher Ed
Jason Ware, Chief Investment Officer at Albion Financial Group, joined Cheddar to discuss where the markets stand as the Georgia runoff elections kick off.
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Protests in Kyrgyzstan over alleged corruption

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Demonstrators angry about allegations that hundreds of millions of dollars were stolen from public funds, as influential families stand accused of bribing a customs official.
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Fraudsters faking government, police phone numbers

9th - Higher Ed
The latest twist in a phone scam where a caller claims to be from the government or police demanding money is that the fraudsters are able to fake the phone number to make it look official.
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Tax on Pot Helps Colorado School Fight Bullying

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Students at a Colorado elementary school can learn without intimidation and harassment thanks to an anti-bullying program funded entirely by tax on marijuana sales, the school's principal said.