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New Brunswick homeowners facing another year of surging property assessments — and taxes

New Brunswick has mailed out more than 400,000 property assessments across the province, and for a number of homeowners it may be prudent to sit down before opening any notice that arrives.

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Nearly $160,000 earmarked to upgrade to arena, trail, park in Oromocto, N B

Nearly $160,000 earmarked to upgrade to arena, trail, park in Oromocto, N B
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N B s rent cap set to expire at end of 2022

A 3.8 per cent rent cap in New Brunswick that was put in place in March, retroactive to January of this year, may soon be running out.

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Rent cap not working, province says, but tenants rights advocates disagree

With the temporary rent cap set to end soon, the New Brunswick cabinet minister who oversees issues related to apartment rents says while a renewal is not off the table, she doesn’t believe the cap is working.

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N B homeowners receive property assessments for 2023

On Monday, New Brunswick announced over 477,000 property assessment notices for 2023 had been sent to property owners. The total value of property assessments is $81 billion, an increase of almost 11 per cent.

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