City Budget

• Winnipeg councillor on changing budgetary practices when it comes to snow clearing

  The city's way of budgeting based on a low-cost scenario should change, reads a report set to be tabled at a Public Works Committee meeting on March 1.

  Economy

  Feb 28
  
• Halifax budget committee to continue discussions on HRP funding

  Halifax Regional Police presented its proposed budget to city council's budget committee on Friday, asking for $94.6 million in funding.

  Money

  Feb 3, 2023
  
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• Saskatoon approves budget adjustments to affordable housing, SPCA, gas, diesel costs

  The 2023 Budget was created in 2021, however, due to inflation, the city has continued to incur higher costs for fuel, natural gas, materials, supplies and labour. 

  Money

  Nov 29, 2022
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• Saskatoon budget talk begins with property tax increase, affordable housing, police improvement

  Saskatoon city council will be meeting over the next three days, beginning Nov. 28, to discuss the city budget.

  Money

  Nov 28, 2022
• City of Saskatoon discusses possible $6.8-million deficit

  Speaking to a budget status report at Monday's Saskatoon city council meeting, CFO Clae Hack said the city made money in some areas but had some costs that were unanticipated.

  Money

  Aug 16, 2022
• Beaconsfield, Que., beefing up lawsuit against Montreal Agglomeration Council

  Beaconsfield is increasing the damages it is seeking because the Agglomeration Council continues to increase the bill it sends to Beaconsfield without improving public services.

  Canada

  Jan 19, 2022
• Kingston councillors approve 2021 budget with 2.4% tax hike, $1 million in pandemic aid

  Kingston city councillors said they can’t remove the sting of a property tax increase in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, but they did find an extra $ 1 million.

  Economy

  Jan 29, 2021
• City of Winnipeg considering three projections for COVID-19’s impact on finances

  The City of Winnipeg is forecasting several options for what its finances could look like over the coming year as a result of COVID-19.

  Economy

  Sep 15, 2020
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• Black Lives Matter London calls for defunding police as service’s budget grows 35% in a decade

  The council-approved police budget in London, Ont., has grown by about 35 per cent over the last decade.

  Politics

  Jun 9, 2020
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• City of Winnipeg does U-turn on controversial U-Pass cuts

  "What we're proposing today is students pay a rate of $160 per semester," city finance chair Scott Gillingham told 680 CJOB.

  Politics

  Mar 19, 2020