Property Tax Assessment

• Half of Edmonton property owners will see less than 4.96% tax increase: city

  Single detached homes in Boyle Street and Ogilvie Ridge increased in assessed market value the most and Ramsay Heights and Westridge decreased the most between 2022 and 2023.

  Consumer

  Jan 16, 2023
  
• Minimal tax base growth frustrates Saint John mayor

  Saint John Mayor Don Darling says tax base growth figures for 2021 show a 0.12 per cent increase despite the city's surging construction activity.

  Economy

  Oct 13, 2020
  
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• New Brunswick legislation to freeze property assessments for 2018

  The legislation will mandate that property assessments will remain at 2017 levels for the 2018 taxation year — with a few exceptions. 

  Economy

  Dec 5, 2017
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• Homeowners still worried over N.B. property tax assessments

  The government says arbitrary property tax formulas were used to assess about two thousand homes in New Brunswick

  Politics

  Apr 7, 2017
• N.B. Premier says opposition leader’s call for his resignation ‘political opportunism’

  Premier Brian Gallant says he will not resign and says a call by Progressive Conservative opposition leader Blaine Higgs for him to step down over the property tax assessment controversy is "political opportunism at its worst."

  Canada

  Apr 6, 2017
• New Brunswick campers may pay more in property tax this year

  A New Brunswick campground owner is expressing frustration over changes to her provincial property tax assessment.

  Canada

  Feb 8, 2017