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Montreal West council passed an $18.6 million 2023 budget at a special meeting in December, which includes an average 7.96 percent property tax increase for homeowners partially as a result

Côte St. Luc council passed an $86 million budget for 2023, of which nearly $50.7 million is for local expenses, and $35.6 million will be given to the island-wide agglomeration

The City of Pointe-Claire had adopted its new budget with an added tax burden for the coming year, a 5.9% increase, with a large portion – 53 cents for every

Senneville is one of the West Island towns shouldering what seems to be a disproportionate tax burden, payable to the Montreal agglomeration in the coming year.

Last week The Suburban reported on the apparent unfair tax burden being faced by West Island communities. Beaconsfield was hit particularly hard, with a nearly $600 average tax bill increase

Cities on the West Island are crying foul over the City of Montreal’s disproportionate tax increases – monies that those communities have to hand over to Montreal’s Agglomeration Council –

BEACONSFIELD

More details will be released during the day Tuesday, but Montreal West Mayor Beny Masella provided a sobering preview at Monday nights town council meeting of the effect the City

Montreal West Mayor Beny Masella provided a sobering preview at Monday nights town council meeting of the effect the City of Montreal 2023 budget will have on demerged municipalities in

The average valuation of Montreal West properties increased 41 percent, according to City of Montreal figures, but doesn’t mean property taxes will increase 41 percent, Mayor Beny Masella told the