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CRA’s rules for disability tax credit are changing. What to knowChanges are coming to how some Canadians can apply for disability tax credits, which the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) says will make the process faster and smoother.ConsumerJun 18
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CRA taking up to 47 weeks to process some tax return changes, watchdog saysTaxpayers who filed requests to make changes to their income tax returns may be waiting up to 47 weeks for those changes to be processed by the CRA, an official watchdog says.ConsumerJun 11
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Former NHL enforcer charged in ‘unprovoked assault’ on Maple Ridge taxi driverMaple Ridge RCMP said in a release that 57-year-old Link Gaetz of Mission is accused of attacking the taxi driver in the city on Sept. 17, 2025.CrimeJun 4
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Ontario government will consider Toronto police request on suspending officer payThe Toronto officers were arrested and charged in Barcelona and face charges over an incident in a taxi involving a woman who was allegedly hurt and sexually assaulted.CrimeMay 27
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Quebec announces tax relief, $50 registration cut, payments to ease cost of livingThe plan also includes removing the provincial sales tax from certain grocery and household items as of July 15.CanadaMay 25
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Lotto Max ticket price to rise, odds also set to changeLotto Max is set to see some changes this Friday, with a slightly higher ticket price, while the odds of winning could be better or worse, depending on the prize.MoneyApr 7
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Taxpayer ombudsperson urges automatic filing for more CanadiansAmong the recommendations is that automatic tax filing be expanded for all taxpayers with 'simple' tax situations, not just low-income Canadians.ConsumerJun 16
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Royal finances under the spotlight as King Charles publishes tax billThe King only pays taxes on his personal income, which is generated from his privately owned estates, Balmoral in Scotland and Sandringham on the east coast of England.TrendingJun 26
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B.C. property tax expert warns seniors about changes to deferral programThe provincial government allows eligible homeowners to defer their annual property taxes, essentially taking out a loan that is repaid when the home is sold.EconomyApr 2
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Half of Calgary Chamber members would consider leaving if Alberta separates: pollA new poll commissioned by the Calgary Chamber of Commerce says nearly half of its members would leave Alberta if the province votes to separate from Canada.EconomyJun 24
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Lethbridge city council’s cost-cutting for 2027 would impact waste services, transitFollowing a day of budget deliberations, Lethbridge city council has reduced costs in several areas, ending up with a tax increase of 2.67 per cent for 2027, pending approval.EconomyJun 11
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Provincial downloading cost Calgary taxpayers $1B over last decade: reportAccording to the report from city administration, Calgary is facing a fiscal gap of $145 million next year due to provincial downloading.CanadaJun 5
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No more free 15 minutes, city facility parking fees being mulled in EdmontonThe proposals include eliminating a 15-minute free grace period in paid parking zones, updating rates and introducing paid parking at several City of Edmonton attractions.TrafficJun 3
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Will new CRTC rules truly lead to lower bills?Every couple of years, Marc Nanni makes a call to his home internet provider to see if he can find some savings on his monthly bill.EconomyJun 28
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Elks president: Name change a ‘disaster’ for clubAs the Edmonton Elks prepare for their home opener Saturday, team president Chris Morris says the fallout from the club's 2021 name change remains one of the biggest obstacles in rebuilding support among fans.SportsJun 19
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Legislators squabble in Manitoba following reported rise in inflationNew numbers from Statistics Canada show Manitoba tied for the highest annual inflation rate among the provinces last month, partly driven by jumps in grocery prices and taxes.PoliticsMay 19
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Trump administration to scrap $1.8B legal compensation fund after backlashActing U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche said Tuesday the U.S. Justice Department was not moving forward with the 'anti-weaponization' fund meant to compensate Trump's allies.U.S. NewsJun 2
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Developers didn’t ask ‘directly’ for B.C. vacant condo plan, Carney saysThe proposed program has faced criticism from opposition parties and housing experts, some of whom have said it amounts to a 'bailout' for condo developers.CanadaJun 25
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N.B. government to set property taxes for municipalities in effort to lower billsThe New Brunswick government says it plans to tell each municipality across the province how much it should raise property taxes every year.PoliticsMay 27
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Legislators pull all-nighter debating Manitoba budget billThe Manitoba Legislative Building was active all night as members debated this year's budget. An Opposition MLA from Steinbach spoke for roughly four hours.PoliticsMay 27