Halifax City Hall CANADAHALIFAX news HRM plans for 6.3 per cent property tax increase by admin 3 أبريل، 2024 written by admin 3 أبريل، 2024 195 CITYnews halifax / By Mark Hodgins It looks like the municipality is planning for a 6.3 per cent increase to property taxes. According to staff, that works out to around $185 in additional charges to the average residential property tax bill. Discussion on that increase is continuing but for now the jump aims to bring in more funding for firefighters and police, among other things. Some councillors say the jump comes after years of undercharging on taxes. Also included in the discussions is a plan to raise Halifax Transit fares this year by 25 cents, up to $3 for adults. The municipal budget will be passed on Apr. 23. 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail admin previous post N.S. Liberal officials say party acted above board in misuse of public funds case next post ‘Starlight tour’: Mi’kmaq fisher allegedly dumped without boots or phone feared death You may also like ستة كنديين بين الناشطين الذين أوقفتهم إسرائيل قبالة... 18 مايو، 2026 Province puts aside money to ensure affordable housing... 18 مايو، 2026 Ottawa still pledging to double construction pace despite... 18 مايو، 2026 Tides FC looks for rebound win in Victoria... 18 مايو، 2026 U.S. says it’s pausing long-standing military board with... 18 مايو، 2026 THREE HRM restaurants make country’s top 100 outdoor... 18 مايو، 2026 معرض الكتاب العربي الكندي يحط رحاله في مدينة... 18 مايو، 2026 أوتاوا تعمل على تعزيز العلاقات مع دول الخليج... 18 مايو، 2026 نتيجة ’’أولية‘‘ إيجابية في اختبار فيروس هانتا لأحد... 18 مايو، 2026 نحوٌ من 200 دبلوماسي كندي سابق يطالبون بعقوبات... 16 مايو، 2026