CANADA: Aerial Views of Toronto, Ontario, Canada – video
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What an unholy mess and farce this all is.
© Provided by National PostPrime Minister Justin Trudeau waves after buying ice cream at a snack stand in Ottawa on July 13, 2022. The Trudeau government seems divorced from the concerns of regular Canadians, writes Rex Murphy.
Is this a government or a travelling road show?
The prime minister darts around like a summer fly, off to useless summits one day, on a European photo-op mission the next, drops in to Ukraine to pose with Madame Joly for the obligatory photo with the beleaguered Volodymyr Zelenskyy, flits back home for a while, off to Calgary, back to Nova Scotia (the quotient of apologies must be maintained), then on to Ontario for an EV announcement, and then off to a police-guarded lunch in Montreal. Continue reading
CANADA: Toronto’s vacant home tax has arrived and here’s what you need to know
A Vacant Home Tax of one per cent of the Current Value Assessment (CVA) will be imposed on all Toronto residences that are declared, deemed or determined vacant for more than six months during the previous year.
That unkempt, overgrown property on your street could soon finally get some tenants thanks to a new City of Toronto tax clamping down on vacant homes.
After much discussion on taxing owners of unoccupied units, the City finally passed its vacant home tax in mid-2021, and put it into effect at the start of 2022. Continue reading →
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