Westmount's Christina Smith among mayors re-elected by acclamation
Friday was the deadline for candidates to register to run in the Quebec municipal elections. Voters go to the polls Nov. 7.
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Friday was the deadline for candidates to register to run in the Quebec municipal elections. Voters go to the polls Nov. 7.
Article content Pincourt homeowners will see only a modest hike in municipal taxes in 2021. For the average home evaluated at $299,408, it means a tax bill of $2,886, with a $31 increase in tariffs for basic services like water, sewer and garbage collection. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Pincourt homeowners will see a modest hike in taxes in 2021 Back to video The Town of Pincourt, which tabled a $24 million budget on Dec. 15, also announced a property tax freeze for next year. The town said it wanted to “give a hand” to Pincourt househ...