As the deadline for filing taxes — extended to June 1 this year due to the coronavirus pandemic — approaches, there are a few things to consider when filing.

The Manitoba government announced it's extending tax filing deadlines for some businesses impacted by COVID-19.

Did a pamphlet like this pop up in your mailbox? It did for many Saint Johners - but where did it come from?

The B.C. government has introduced an interim program for small businesses that will provide property tax relief. 

The measure would mean an extra $8.39 per year in tax for a Netflix subscription.

At the State of the Province Address, Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil committed to decreasing taxes for corporations and small businesses.

The city says 787 properties were declared vacant for 2019 — down 15 per cent from 2018 and 30 per cent from when the tax started.

A B.C. Supreme Court judge ruled the City of Vancouver should undertake a new review of whether the tax should be levied against the $27-million property.

The 2020-23 draft budget outlines three potential plans for city hall, with the proposal of a new facility aimed at increasing efficiency and accommodating future growth.

Keeping a home empty in Vancouver is about to get more expensive.