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Central Florida healthcare advocates call for passage of Inflation Reduction Act - Central Florida News - Health - Vimarsana News

Central Florida healthcare advocates call for passage of Inflation Reduction Act - Central Florida News - Health

Central Florida healthcare advocates call for passage of Inflation Reduction Act

Source: wmfe.org
Council debating forgiving taxes on two faith groups and First Nation properties, grants for Métis Cultural Centre and homelessness programs - Vimarsana News

Council debating forgiving taxes on two faith groups and First Nation properties, grants for Métis Cultural Centre and homelessness programs

Article content The Family Christian Centre wants a refund on property taxes dating back to 2016 and that 2021 taxes be cancelled. This comes to $42,815. The owner also wants a tax exemption for the Wheaton-Penney Family Childcare Centre and the Legacy Counselling Centre, which are located within the same building. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Council debating forgiving taxes on two faith groups and First Nation properties, grants for Métis Cultural Centre and homelessness programs Back to video The property was exempt from municipal taxes...

Fort McMurray Indigenous homelessness housing project gets $1.1M from council - Vimarsana News

Fort McMurray Indigenous homelessness housing project gets $1.1M from council

Posted: Jan 13, 2021 7:00 AM MT | Last Updated: January 14 An aerial view of downtown Fort McMurray on March 21st, 2018. (David Thurton/CBC) Wood Buffalo municipal council has approved $1.1 million in funding for a new project to help house Indigenous families. The money came from the federal government's second instalment of funding under the Reaching Home grant. The funding is limited to programs that assist people experiencing homelessness during the pandemic.  Three non-profits are working on the project — Wood Buffalo Housing, McMurray Métis and Wood Buffalo Wellness. The three group...

Source: cbc.ca