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BBCNEWS The Film Review April 24, 2020

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Oxford City Council wins National Healthy Housing Awards - Vimarsana News

Oxford City Council wins National Healthy Housing Awards

Oxford City Council's Home Improvement Agency (HIA) has won three national housing awards.

Provisional CRD budget would see average household tax increase of 1.7 per cent - Vimarsana News

Provisional CRD budget would see average household tax increase of 1.7 per cent

Capital Regional District directors have approved a $611-million provisional budget for next year that would see an average tax increase of 1.7 per cent for property owners.