Taxes

• Sticker shock: Edmonton homeowners feeling impact of 5% city tax increase

  Over 400,000 notices were sent out this week, the city said, after assessments were sent in January, when property owners were told to expect a tax increase for 2023.

  Consumer

  May 26
  
• Alberta election: NDP says first steps would focus on affordability, jobs and pensions if elected

  Rachel Notley says her first three pieces of legislation would focus on saving Albertans money, creating good paying jobs and protecting pensions if her party forms government.

  Canada

  May 25
  
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• Alberta election fact check: How the UCP, NDP tax plans could affect Albertans

  There are three main tax-related promises coming from the two major parties in the Alberta election.

  Politics

  May 23
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• Calgary agency agrees with petition calling for extension to tax deadline

  A Calgary agency that assists low income residents file taxes agrees with a petition calling for an extension to tax deadline.

  Canada

  Apr 28
• Here’s how that 3.78% property tax increase will be used by the City of Kelowna

  Kelowna's property taxes are due by July 4 and there is a legislated, non-discretionary penalty of 10 per cent for late payments.

  Canada

  Apr 25
• PSAC strike: refund delay may be consequence of filing taxes after deadline

  Even with the current PSAC strike, those who have yet to file are still required to meet the May 1st deadline to ensure they are not impacted by delays that may be a consequence.

  Canada

  Apr 20
• Tax season: How getting married, becoming common law impacts your filing

  As more Canadians enter common-law relationships, experts are encouraging young couples to educate themselves on the tax implications.

  Money

  Apr 20
• Manitoba premier focuses on crime, taxes in speech to Tory party members

  Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson focused on crime and taxes as she spoke to Progressive Conservative party members.

  Politics

  Apr 16
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• Alberta premier addresses rural municipalities’ concerns over back taxes, oil well cleanup

  Premier Danielle Smith said Wednesday the province is looking into a program for dealing with oil well cleanup. The province is also demanding oil companies pay their back taxes.

  Politics

  Mar 22
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• Brockville, Ont. council passes budget, raises taxes for 2023

  For an average Brockville residential property assessed at $250,000, it means an annual increase of approximately $245.70 in 2023.

  Canada

  Mar 15