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Quebec municipalities speaking out against vehicle registration tax - Vimarsana News

Quebec municipalities speaking out against vehicle registration tax

Municipalities are criticizing "prohibitive" administrative costs associated with the registration tax intended to finance public transport.

Quebec's public sector negotiations grind on as unions criticize lack of urgency - Vimarsana News

Quebec's public sector negotiations grind on as unions criticize lack of urgency

While Quebec Premier Francois Legault is calling for 'flexibility' on working conditions in the public sector, unions are denouncing the government's lack of urgency to reach an agreement.

Canada online streaming law: social-media creators, podcasts won't be regulated - Vimarsana News

Canada online streaming law: social-media creators, podcasts won't be regulated

The Liberal government has released its final policy direction for the Online Streaming Act, requiring digital giants to contribute to Canadian content while leaving individual content creators alone.

Source: cp24.com
Quebec concedes it can do more to help unhoused people - Vimarsana News

Quebec concedes it can do more to help unhoused people

The increase in the number of unhoused people in Quebec has landed largely in the laps of cities and towns. On Friday, 400 mayors and community workers met in Quebec City to discuss the issue.

Quebec Liberals want municipal property taxes for low-income seniors deferred - Vimarsana News

Quebec Liberals want municipal property taxes for low-income seniors deferred

The Quebec Liberal Party (PLQ) wants to allow municipalities that wish to do so to set up a property tax deferral program for low-income seniors aged 65 and over. The official opposition in the Quebec legislature believes that such a measure would help the seniors concerned about coping with the rising cost of living and to help them remain in their homes longer.