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Budget talks loom for Calgary council - Vimarsana News

Budget talks loom for Calgary council

Calgary city council will settle in for five straight days of annual budget deliberations next week, with conversations set to centre around property tax increases, new proposed capital investments and shifting the residential/non-residential tax share.

Calgarians question event centre spending as council mulls proposed tax increase - Calgary - Vimarsana News

Calgarians question event centre spending as council mulls proposed tax increase - Calgary

City officials said the money for Calgary's new event centre is already accounted for and is unrelated to the potential increase to property taxes.

Secondary suite amnesty may be extended to end of 2026 - Vimarsana News

Secondary suite amnesty may be extended to end of 2026

The City of Calgary is proposing a three year extension for its amnesty to encourage landlords to bring illegal secondary suites into compliance.

Source: cbc.ca
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Will Calgary kick can down the road on tax shift — or hike homeowners? - Vimarsana News

Will Calgary kick can down the road on tax shift — or hike homeowners?

Varcoe: Calgary city hall says council should make its move to shift taxes onto homeowners and off of businesses, as budget showdown awaits.

Proposed Calgary budget adjustments call for more cash from homeowners - Vimarsana News

Proposed Calgary budget adjustments call for more cash from homeowners

Proposed adjustments to Calgary's 2024 budget were publicly released Tuesday — and if all of those changes are accepted by council, homeowners could face a 7.8 per cent property tax increase next year.

Source: cbc.ca